No. 29 in Norwegian
kom
"Kom" means "came" in English.
In a sentence
Han kom hjem sent i går kveld.
He came home late last night.
The word "kom" here is the past tense of the verb "komme," meaning "to come."
Kom hit med en gang!
Come here immediately!
The usage of "kom" in this case is in the imperative form, giving a direct command.
Hun har alltid ønsket at han skulle kom med henne.
She has always wished that he would come with her.
In this sentence, "kom" is used in a subjunctive context to express a hypothetical situation.
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