No. 518 in Hebrew
יגיע
The Hebrew word "יגיע" means "will arrive" or "will reach."
In a sentence
אני מקווה שהוא יגיע בזמן.
I hope he will arrive on time.
Here, 'יגיע' is the future tense of the verb 'להגיע' (to arrive) for the third person singular masculine.
כשאתה מתאמץ, תגיע להישגים מרשימים.
When you make an effort, you will achieve impressive accomplishments.
In this sentence, 'תגיע' is the future tense form of reaching or achieving, derived from 'להגיע' when used metaphorically to indicate achieving goals.
בסופו של יום, השקט יגיע.
At the end of the day, peace will come.
Here, 'יגיע' denotes a future occurrence, indicating that peace is awaited and will happen.
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