Emerge (verb)

1. Come out or become apparent.
2. Come out of a state of being hidden, invisible, or obscured.
3. Come out of a state of being covered, submerged, or concealed.
4. Come out of a state of being obscure, unknown, or insignificant.
5. Come out of a state of being dormant or inactive.

Origin:

Late 16th century: from latin emergere, from e- (variant of ex-) "out" + mergere "to dip, submerge".

Examples:

1. He emerged from the building.
2. She emerged from the water.
3. The truth emerged during the investigation.
4. The problem emerged after the software update.
5. A new leader emerged from the group.