verb

sprout

to sprout, to germinate

The seeds will sprout in a few days.

The seeds will sprout in a few days.

New ideas sprouted in his mind.

New ideas sprouted in his mind.

((from sth.)) to begin to grow from a seed The seeds will sprout in a few days.

Synonyms: grow, germinate, bud; Antonyms: wither, decay

From Proto-Germanic '*spreutaną', meaning 'to spurt out'.

Imagine a plant 'sprouting' out of the ground.

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