The term 'originated' can be used to describe a variety of actions, such as launching, founding, inaugurating, siring, commencing, instituting, conceiving, establishing, coming, arising, beginning, coining, springing, deriving, and stemming. To launch something is to set it in motion, while founding is the act of creating or establishing an institution. Inaugurating is the formal induction of someone into office, while siring is the act of fathering a child. Commencing is the act of starting something, while instituting is the act of establishing a system or organization. Conceiving is the act of forming an idea or plan, while establishing is the act of setting up a system or organization. Coming is the act of arriving, while arising is the act of coming into being. Beginning is the act of starting something, while coining is the act of inventing a word or phrase. Springing is the act of coming into existence, while deriving is the act of obtaining something from a source. Lastly, stemming is the act of originating from a source.