No. 5,609 in Spanish
procedente
Originating from; coming from.
In a sentence
El vuelo procedente de Nueva York llegó a tiempo.
The flight coming from New York arrived on time.
In this sentence, 'procedente' is used as an adjective to indicate the origin or source of the flight, meaning 'coming from'.
El argumento procedente del autor fue convincente.
The argument coming from the author was convincing.
Here, 'procedente' functions as an adjective describing the origin of the argument, implying that it was formulated or presented by the author.
La reclamación no es procedente según las reglas del contrato.
The claim is not admissible according to the rules of the contract.
In this case, 'procedente' means 'admissible' or 'appropriate', referring to the acceptability or legitimacy of the claim within the context of the contract rules.
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