No. 14,507 in German
kämen
"Would come" (subjunctive II form of "kommen").
In a sentence
Wenn wir mehr Zeit hätten, kämen wir morgen zu euch.
If we had more time, we would come to you tomorrow.
The word 'kämen' is used as the subjunctive II form to express a hypothetical action that is not currently realized.
Kämen alle rechtzeitig, könnten wir früher anfangen.
If everyone arrived on time, we could start earlier.
Here, 'kämen' introduces a hypothetical situation, conditional upon actions of others.
Angenommen, kämen wir an diesem Tag an, könnten wir die Feier mitgestalten.
Assuming we arrived on that day, we could participate in organizing the celebration.
In this sentence, 'kämen' is used in its subjunctive II form to express a speculative scenario under certain conditions.
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