English–Esperanto dictionary

Esperanto translation of the English word come

English	Esperanto
come (derive; originate; result; stem; spring)	deveni ( origini )
come	orgasmi
come (ever since; since; from)	de post
🔗 Come April 9, the US will impose a 54% tariff on nearly everything coming from China.
come (by; from; of; on)	de
come	veni
🔗 I came to be alone.
come (advance; approach; come on; accost)	aliri
come	veni
🔗 I’ve come to live with you.
come	veni
🔗 But spring did not come, you say?
come about (happen; occur; take place; be afoot; come on; come to pass; fall; be set; transpire)	okazi
come across (meet; encounter)	renkonti
come across (stumble upon; bump into; run across)	trafi
come across (find)	trovi
🔗 Some of the other things he came across surprised him even more.
come after (follow; succeed; trail; ensue)	sekvi
come after	ataki
🔗 I know that Donald Trump will probably come after me again, and my attitude is going to be the same.
come back (return)	reveni
🔗 When Tam came back, Rand stared in surprise.
come down (descend; subside)	malsupreniĝi
come forward (go forward; advance; progress; move forward; go ahead)	antaŭeniri
🔗 Jubal reluctantly came forward.
come forward (introduce oneself)	prezenti sin
come from	veni de
come in (come into; enter)	enveni
🔗 Don’t come in!
come into (enter; come in)	enveni
come into force (come into effect)	validiĝi
come into one’s own	ricevi sian parton
come into power (accede; take over)	ekregi
come off	delasi farbon
come on (advance)	pliproksimiĝi
come on (come close; come closer; approach; advance)	proksimiĝi ( alproksimiĝi )
come on (come about; happen; occur; take place; be afoot; come to pass; fall; be set; transpire)	okazi
🔗 We feared that the cold weather would come on and halt our explorations, for all agreed that the demon was generally quiet in winter.
come on (advance; approach; come; accost)	aliri
come out	elveni
🔗 Now come out before somebody sees you.
come over	ŝtelrampi al
come to a halt (halt; stop; stall; come to rest; come to a standstill; grind to a halt)	halti
come to an end (end; end up; expire; conclude; finish; draw to a close; draw to an end)	finiĝi
🔗 On Thursday afternoon the summit came to an abrupt and humiliating end for the North Koreans.
come together (associate; join; pool; assemble; coalesce; converge; unite; become joined)	kuniĝi
come together (meet)	renkontiĝi
come to light	malkaŝiĝi
🔗 The details of what happened that night didn’t come to light until years later, after immense pressure from activists and the young nun’s family.
come to nothing (break down)	ne efektiviĝi
come to nothing	neefektiviĝi
come to pass (come true)	efektiĝi
come to pass (come about; happen; occur; take place; be afoot; come on; fall; be set; transpire)	okazi
come true (come to pass)	efektiĝi
come true (become evident; prove; emerge)	evidentiĝi ( aperi )
come true	veriĝi
come up (get up)	leviĝi
come up against	esti haltigita de
come up to (answer to; answer)	esti konforma al
coming from (a native of; a native from)	devena de
come‐and‐cuddle‐me (pansy; heart’s‐ease; heart’s delight; tickle‐my‐fancy; Jack‐jump‐up‐and‐kiss‐me; three faces in a hood; love‐in‐idleness; wild pansy)	penseo ( trikoloreto ; trikolora violo )
coming	devena
coming (due; forthcoming; looming; pending)	okazonta
coming (following; next; ahead; subsequent)	sekvonta
coming (advent)	veno
🔗 Egwene ignored their coming.
coming (next; ahead; forthcoming; future; upcoming)	venonta
🔗 You’ll learn about these keywords in the coming chapters.
coming	venado
forthcoming (speedy; imminent)	baldaŭa
forthcoming (coming; due; looming; pending)	okazonta
forthcoming (next; ahead; future; coming; upcoming)	venonta
forthcoming (near at hand; toward)	alvenonta
newcomer	novalveninto
newcomer	novulo
🔗 On Sunday Ukrainians overwhelmingly threw their support behind a political newcomer, actor and comedian Volodymyr Zelensʹkyj, to become the country’s next president.