come
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The meaning (definition) of the word come
to move toward the place you are
The word come used in a sentence
“Noah called for us to come see the tiny frog.”
How the word come is said around the world
| French | venir (vuh-NEER) |
| Spanish | venir (beh-NEER) |
| Mandarin | 来 (lie) |
| Hindi | आना (AH-nah) |
| Arabic | يَأْتِي (YAH-tee) |
| Russian | прийти (pree-TEE) |
| Portuguese (EU) | vir (VEER) |
| Portuguese (BR) | vir (veer) |
| Japanese | くる (KOO-roo) |
| German | kommen (KOM-en) |
| Urdu | آنا (AH-na) |
| Punjabi | ਆਉਣਾ (OW-naa) |
| Korean | 오다 (oh-DAH) |
| Hebrew | לָבוֹא (lah-VOH) |
| Greek | έρχομαι (EHR-kho-meh) |
| Dutch | komen (KOH-muhn) |
| Tagalog | lumapit (loo-mah-PEET) |
| Vietnamese | đến (dayn) |
| Turkish | gelmek (gel-MEK) |
| Persian | آمدن (ah-ma-DAN) |
| Polish | przyjść (pshihyshch) |
| Ukrainian | прийти (priy-TIH) |
| Bengali | আসা (AH-shah) |
| Swedish | komma (KOM-mah) |
| Italian | venire (vay-NEE-ray) |
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