No. 3,306 in Catalan
ven
"Ven" in Catalan means "he/she/it sells" or "come!" (informal imperative form of "venir" - to come).
In a sentence
Ells ven els seus productes al mercat.
They sell their products at the market.
In this sentence, "ven" is the third-person singular present indication of the verb 'vendre,' meaning 'to sell.' It describes an action of selling.
Quan s'acaben les classes, ven cap a casa.
When classes are over, come home.
Here, "ven" is the second-person singular imperative form of the verb 'venir,' meaning 'to come.' It is used to instruct someone to come home.
Si volen veure la pel·lícula, ven amb ells.
If they want to watch the movie, come with them.
In this sentence, "ven" is also the second-person singular imperative form of 'venir,' being used to suggest someone accompany others to an event.
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