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él procede

proceeds, comes from

p ɾ o ˈθ e d e → proceder
proced to proceed + e 3rd-person singular present or 2nd-person imperative
verb · third singular · present indicative Rare #44,069
proceeds, comes from Often used in formal contexts; can mean “comes from” (origin) or “proceeds” (moves forward/is carried out), depending on context.
SP: Este vino procede de Chile.
EN: This wine comes from Chile.
Conjugation of proceder
Imperative
SingularPlural
Second procede —
Third proceda —
Indicative present
SingularPlural
Third procede —
Subjunctive present
SingularPlural
Third procede —

El francés, como el italiano, el español o el portugués, procede del latín.

French, like Italian, Spanish, or Portuguese, comes from Latin.

Procede de París, de la Colección Crozat.

It comes from Paris, from the Crozat Collection.

— El arca rusa (2002)

La mayor parte de la riqueza de Argelia procede del petróleo y del gas.

Most of Algeria’s wealth comes from oil and gas.

La sangre procede de una herida en la cabeza.

The blood is coming from a head wound.

— Mystic River (2003)

Procede, Rajan.

Go ahead, Rajan.

— Estrellas en la Tierra (2007)

Sounds similar to

proceda p ɾ o ˈθ e d a