venir

En français : venir, arriver, provenir

1. to come (move closer to some location (most often closer to the speaker), by default the speaker's location) (reflexive)
2. to arrive · El tren viene a las 2. The train arrives at 2 o'clock.
3. to come from, originate · Vengo de Morelos. I am from Morelos. / I come from Morelos.· La palabra fútbol en español viene de la palabra inglesa football. The word fútbol in Spanish comes from the English word football.
4. to come (happen) · Lo que venga, lo acepto. Whatever comes (happens), I'll accept.
5. to come (appear) · Las amistades vienen y van. Friendships come and go.
6. to come (to have some characteristic or quality) (with an adjective or prepositional phrase) · Estas botellas de agua vienen en packs de 4 y 6. These water bottles come in packs of 4 and 6.· Las cartas vienen en sobres para que no se estropeen. Letters come in envelopes so they don't get damaged.
7. to receive something, get something · Me vino tu paquete. I got your package. / Your package arrived.· Me vino un email tuyo. I got an email from you.
8. to get (something felt in one's body or perceived in one's mind, a feeling, an illness, pain, an urge, an idea, etc.) · La semana pasada me vino una migraña tan fuerte que pensé que me iba a morir. Last week I got a migraine so bad I thought I was going to die.