No. 133 in Romanian
venit
"Venit" in English means "income" or "arrival" depending on context.
In a sentence
Ea a venit la școală dimineața.
She came to school this morning.
Here, 'venit' is used as the past participle of the verb 'a veni,' indicating an action of coming.
Venitul său lunar este constant.
His monthly income is consistent.
In this case, 'venit' functions as a noun, referring to income or earnings.
Este un venit neașteptat din vânzări.
It is an unexpected revenue from sales.
Again, 'venit' is a noun here, specifically denoting revenue.
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