komme

Meaning

to come

Pronounced as (IPA)

/ˈkomə/

Etymology

From Old Frisian koma, from Proto-West Germanic *kweman, from Proto-Germanic *kwemaną, from Proto-Indo-European *gʷem-.

Sentences

Ik kin mei har foar it ljocht komme .

I can come to light with them.

It wie as soe der nea in ein oan komme .

It was as if it would never end.

It wie geweldich, wy komme graach noch in kear werom.

It was great, we would love to come back again.

Ik hie hielendal fergetten dat se op besite komme soe .

I had completely forgotten that she would come to visit.

Op de spesjale riedsgearkomste moat it kolleezje mei in goed ferhaal komme .

At the special council meeting, the college must come up with a good story.

Yn it nije soarchsintrum komme hûndert folsleine banen beskikber.

One hundred full-time jobs will be available in the new care center.

As der ien skiep oer de daam is , komme der mear .

If there is one sheep over the dam, more will come.

Der kin elk momint wer in broerke of suske by komme .

A brother or sister can join at any time.