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    Venir (en. Come)

    /beˈniɾ/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    verb
    To move towards the place where the speaker is or to a specific place.
    She is coming to the party tonight.
    Ella viene a la fiesta esta noche.
    To originate from a place or situation.
    I come from Spain.
    Vengo de España.
    To arise or derive from something.
    The problem comes from a lack of communication.
    El problema viene de una falta de comunicación.

    Etymology

    From Latin 'venire', which means 'come, arrive'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    come from
    To originate from a place.
    venir de
    come in handy
    To be convenient or suitable.
    venir bien
    decline
    To decrease in quality or importance.
    venir a menos
    come to mind
    To be the first thought that arises.
    venir a la cabeza

    Related Words

    come
    Past participle of venir.
    venido
    arrival
    The action of coming.
    venida
    forthcoming
    That will come, future.
    venidero

    Slang Meanings

    To arrive at a place quickly.
    I'm going to come quickly.
    Voy a venir de volada.
    To refer to something that is expected.
    The rumor is coming to that party.
    A esa fiesta viene el chisme.