Latin Word of the Day
venire
ve-NEE-re • verb — 25th of Jun, 2026
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Meaning: to come; to arrive
Examples
- Veni!
(Come!) - Cras ad forum veniet.
(He/she/it will come to the forum tomorrow.) - Multi discipuli ad scholam venerunt hodie.
(Many students came to school today.)
Synonyms
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Conjugation
| Person | Praesēns | Perfectum |
|---|---|---|
| ego | venio | veni |
| tū | venis | venisti |
| is/ea/id | venit | venit |
| nōs | venimus | venimus |
| vōs | venitis | venistis |
| eī/eae/ea | veniunt | venerunt |
Venire is a very common 4th-conjugation verb (principal parts: venio, venire, veni, ventum). Use it for literal coming or arriving (people, animals, events) and in many idiomatic expressions (e.g., veni, vidi, vici). The imperative 'veni' is used to tell someone to come; present forms like 'venit'/'veniunt' mean 'he/she comes'/'they come'.
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