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veni
to come /veˈni/
verb#55 most common
Also: to arrive, to happen
Example sentences
Eu vin acasă la ora cinci.
I come home at five o'clock.
Tu vii mâine la mine?
Are you coming to my place tomorrow?
Ea a venit la petrecere cu întârziere.
She came to the party late.
Dacă ai veni mai des în vizită, ne-am bucura mult.
If you came to visit more often, we would be very glad.
Se spune că iarna aceasta va veni mai devreme decât de obicei.
They say this winter will come earlier than usual.
Oricât i-ar veni de greu, nu va renunța la visul ei.
However hard it may be for her, she will not give up on her dream.
Conjugation
| Present Active | Simple Past Active | Simple Future Active | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1sg | vin | venii | voi veni |
| 2sg | vii | veniși | vei veni |
| 3sg | vine | veni | va veni |
| 1pl | venim | venirăm | vom veni |
| 2pl | veniți | venirăți | veți veni |
| 3pl | vin | veniră | vor veni |
Word family
venirearrival, coming
venitincome, revenuea provenito originate from, to stem from
a intervenito intervene
evenimenteventEtymology
Veni descends from the Latin verb venire, meaning to come. Latin venire itself traces back to the Proto-Indo-European root for coming or going. Romanian kept the verb almost unchanged in form while other Romance languages built their own versions from the same Latin source.
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