No. 306 in Arabic

يأتي

"يأتي" means "he comes" or "he arrives."

In a sentence

يأتي الطالب إلى المدرسة في الصباح.
The student comes to the school in the morning.
The verb "يأتي" is used here to mean 'comes' and describes the action of arriving at a location.
سيأتي فصل الربيع قريباً.
The spring season will come soon.
The verb "يأتي" here is used in its future tense form to indicate the occurrence of a future event, specifically the arrival of the spring season.
قد يأتي الحل بعد التفكير الطويل.
A solution might come after prolonged thinking.
The verb "يأتي" in this sentence conveys the potential arrival of an abstract concept (a solution) and is complemented by the modal verb "قد" to indicate probability.

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