IPA: /kʌm/
KK: /kʌm/
To move toward a person or place, or to reach a certain state or condition.
She decided to come to the party after all.
Past: came
Past Participle: come
A vulgar slang term referring to semen, often used in a sexual context.
He made a joke about the come during the conversation, which made everyone laugh.
The word 'come' originates from Old English 'cuman', meaning to arrive or move toward. It has Germanic roots, related to the Old High German 'chumon' and Dutch 'komen', both meaning to come or arrive.
Think of arriving or moving toward a place, as 'come' means to approach or reach a destination.