No. 3,005 in French

issu

"Issued" or "originating from."

In a sentence

Elle est une artiste talentueuse, issue d'une pépinière de jeunes créateurs.
She is a talented artist, originating from a nursery of young creators.
The word 'issue' is used here as an adjective meaning 'originating from' or 'having roots in'.
Ces problèmes sont issus d'une mauvaise gestion.
These problems stem from poor management.
Here, 'issus' indicates origin or consequence in a figurative sense, translated to 'stem from'.
Le vin issu de cette région est réputé pour sa qualité.
The wine produced in this region is known for its quality.
In this case, 'issu' describes something being derived from a particular source or place, emphasizing the product's origin.

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