No. 207 in Italian
arrivato
"Arrivato" means "arrived" in English.
In a sentence
Sono arrivato a casa tardi ieri sera.
I arrived home late last night.
'Arrivato' is used as the past participle of 'arrivare' to indicate completion of the action of arriving.
Finalmente è arrivato il momento di partire.
Finally, the moment to leave has arrived.
Here, 'arrivato' is used metaphorically to indicate that a figurative moment has come.
L'invito non è ancora arrivato.
The invitation has not arrived yet.
'Arrivato' functions as a past participle to denote the completion status of receiving the invitation.
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