No. 3,323 in French

viens

"Viens" means "come" (second person singular, present tense of "venir").

In a sentence

Je viens du marché.
I come from the market.
In this sentence, 'viens' is used to indicate origin or from where the subject is coming, in the context of past or immediate movement.
Viens avec moi.
Come with me.
Here, 'viens' is employed as an imperative to request or invite someone to accompany the speaker.
Tu viens demain pour le déjeuner?
Are you coming tomorrow for lunch?
In this instance, 'viens' represents a future arrangement or plan, questioning the intent of the subject regarding coming.

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