No. 2,083 in French
vienne
"Vienne" can mean "Vienna" (the capital of Austria) or the conjugated form of the verb "venir" (to come) in subjunctive or imperative mood.
In a sentence
Il faut que je vienne demain.
I need to come tomorrow.
Here, 'vienne' is the first person singular form of the verb 'venir' in the subjunctive mood, used after the expression 'Il faut que' introducing necessity.
Que vienne le printemps!
May spring come!
In this sentence, 'vienne' is the third person singular form of 'venir' in the subjunctive mood, expressing a wish or aspiration.
Je préfère qu'elle vienne à notre réunion.
I prefer that she comes to our meeting.
Here, 'vienne' is the third person singular form of 'venir' in the subjunctive mood, required after the verb 'préférer' expressing preference.
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