Found (verb)

1. To establish, set up, or originate (something, such as a company, institution, or colony).
2. To provide with a basis or foundation.
3. To place on a support or footing.
4. To come upon often accidentally; encounter.
5. To discover or uncover by digging, searching, or looking.

Origin:

Middle english, from old english gefundian; akin to old high german fundōn to find.

Examples:

1. She found a new job in the city.
2. He found a cure for the disease.
3. The company was found on the principles of honesty and hard work.
4. They found the missing child hiding in the bushes.
5. The archaeologists found an ancient city buried beneath the sand.