adveniō, advenīre, advēnī, adventum

Definitions for advenīre

Wheelock's Latin

Verb

1
come (to), arrive

Oxford Latin Dictionary

Verb

1
To come (to), arrive (at), reach. (b) (pres. pple.) on my, his, etc., arrival, as I, he, etc., reached.
2
(a) (w. emphasis on attendant circumstances). (b) (on purpose). (c) (on place whence).
3
To come from outside, be imported.
4
(a) (of ships, vehicles) To arrive, put in. (b) (of other things) to reach, be brought, arrive. (c) (of possessions) to come into the hands (of).
5
(of circumstances, physical conditions, etc.) To set in, arise, develop, supervene. (b) to come (into a specified condition).

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Sentences with advenīre

Latin to English

Multas per gentes et multa per aequora vectus advenio has miseras, frater, ad inferias, ut te postremo donarem munere mortis et mutam nequiquam alloquerer cinerem.Compare By ways remote and distant waters sped, Brother, to thy sad grave-side am I come, that I may give the last gifts to the dead, and vainly parley with thine ashes dumb. (Tr. Aubrey Beardsley)

Ad urbem tribus diēbus advenīre volēbat.Compare He wanted to reach the city in three days.

Syphax cum quinquaginta mille pedes, decem eques advenio.Compare Syphax arrive with fifty thousand foot and ten thousand horsemen.

Conjugation table for advenīre

Cactus2000

ACTIVE
Indicative present	Indicative imperfect
adveniō advenīs advenit advenīmus advenītis adveniunt	adveniēbam adveniēbās adveniēbat adveniēbāmus adveniēbātis adveniēbant
Indicative perfect	Indicative pluperfect
advēnī advēnistī advēnit advēnimus advēnistis advēnērunt / advēnēre	advēneram advēnerās advēnerat advēnerāmus advēnerātis advēnerant
Indicative future	Indicative future perfect
adveniam adveniēs adveniet adveniēmus adveniētis advenient	advēnerō advēneris advēnerit advēnerimus advēneritis advēnerint
Subjunctive present	Subjunctive imperfect
adveniam adveniās adveniat adveniāmus adveniātis adveniant	advenīrem advenīrēs advenīret advenīrēmus advenīrētis advenīrent
Subjunctive perfect	Subjunctive pluperfect
advēnerim advēneris advēnerit advēnerimus advēneritis advēnerint	advēnissem advēnissēs advēnisset advēnissēmus advēnissētis advēnissent
Infinitive present advenīre Infinitive perfect advēnisse Infinitive future adventūrum esse	Imperative present advenī advenīte Imperative future advenītō advenītō advenītōte adveniuntō

Indicative present	Indicative imperfect
- - advenītur - - -	- - adveniēbātur - - -
Indicative perfect	Indicative pluperfect
- - adventus est - - -	- - adventus erat - - -
Indicative future	Indicative future perfect
- - adveniētur - - -	- - adventus erit - - -
Subjunctive present	Subjunctive imperfect
- - adveniātur - - -	- - advenīrētur - - -
Subjunctive perfect	Subjunctive pluperfect
- - adventus sit - - -	- - adventus esset - - -
Infinitive present advenīrī Infinitive perfect adventum esse Infinitive future adventum īrī	Imperative present - - Imperative future - advenītō - -

	PARTICIPLE
	Participle present active
Nom.	adveniēns	advenientēs
Gen.	advenientis	advenientium
Dat.	advenientī	advenientibus
Acc.	advenientem	advenientēs
Abl.	adveniente	advenientibus
	Participle future active
Nom.	adventūrus	adventūrī
Gen.	adventūrī	adventūrōrum
Dat.	adventūrō	adventūrīs
Acc.	adventūrum	adventūrōs
Abl.	adventūrō	adventūrīs
	Participle perfect passive
Nom.	adventus	adventī
Gen.	adventī	adventōrum
Dat.	adventō	adventīs
Acc.	adventum	adventōs
Abl.	adventō	adventīs
	Gerundive
Nom.	adveniendus	adveniendī
Gen.	adveniendī	adveniendōrum
Dat.	adveniendō	adveniendīs
Acc.	adveniendum	adveniendōs
Abl.	adveniendō	adveniendīs
	Gerund	Supine
Nom.	advenīre	adventum
Gen.	adveniendī	adventū
Dat.	adveniendō
Acc.	adveniendum
Abl.	adveniendō

Data sources

Notes

Definitions
Frederick M. Wheelock, Wheelock's Latin, 6th ed., rev. Richard A. LaFleur (New York, NY: HarperCollins Publishers, 2005): 471.
P. G. W. Glare, Oxford Latin Dictionary, Vols. 1-8 (Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1982): 55.
Word frequencies
Christopher Francese, "Latin Core Vocabulary," Dickinson College Commentaries, last modified 2014, http://dcc.dickinson.edu.
Paul B. Diederich, The Frequency of Latin Words and Their Endings, PhD diss., (Columbia University, 1939).

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Citation

Chicago (17th ed.)

Allo Contributors. "adveniō, advenīre, advēnī, adventum (v.) - Latin Word Definition." Allo Latin Dictionary. Last modified October 19, 2023. Accessed December 3, 2024. http://ancientlanguages.org/latin/dictionary/advenio-advenire-adveni-adventum.