provenir

to originate, to come fromirregular-ir verb

Where it breaks the pattern

provenir follows venir: irregular first-person form
provenir follows venir: e → ie when the stem is stressed
provenir follows venir: irregular preterite stem; the 1s and 3s endings are unstressed, so they carry no written accent
provenir follows venir: irregular future stem; the endings themselves are regular
provenir follows venir: conditional shares the irregular future stem
provenir follows venir: present subjunctive is built from the irregular yo form
provenir follows venir: imperfect subjunctive is built from the third-person preterite stem
e → i outside the present, where the stem is unstressed

Indicativo: provenir conjugation

	Presente	Pretérito	Imperfecto	Futuro	Condicional
yo	provengo	provine	provenía	provendré	provendría
tú	provienes	proviniste	provenías	provendrás	provendrías
él / ella / Ud.	proviene	provino	provenía	provendrá	provendría
nosotros	provenimos	provinimos	proveníamos	provendremos	provendríamos
vosotros	provenís	provinisteis	proveníais	provendréis	provendríais
ellos / Uds.	provienen	provinieron	provenían	provendrán	provendrían

Participio: provenido · Gerundio: proviniendo

irregular form

Real sentences with the conjugated form highlighted, from Tatoeba, licensed under CC BY 2.0 FR.

Muchas palabras inglesas provienen del latín.
Many English words are derived from Latin.
¿De dónde proviene esta palabra?
Where does this word come from?
Tus abuelos y los míos provenían del mismo país.
Your grandparents and mine came from the same country.

These verbs are venir with a prefix, and they inherit its irregular forms.