No. 8,192 in French
veni
"Veni" is not a standalone French word; it may be a form of "venir," meaning "to come."
In a sentence
Je suis venu à la maison hier soir.
I came home last night.
French past participle 'venu' is used in the context of personal movement to a location.
La raison pour laquelle je suis venu est d'apprendre.
The reason I came is to learn.
Here, 'venu' references purpose or intention related to an action.
J'espère que tu es venu à cette fête.
I hope you came to this party.
'Venu' is employed to describe attendance or participation in an event.
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