No. 1,540 in Russian
прийти
"Прийти" means "to come" or "to arrive."
In a sentence
Он пришёл домой поздно вечером.
He came home late in the evening.
The verb "пришёл" (past tense of "прийти") indicates movement to reach a destination.
Мне пришла в голову интересная идея.
An interesting idea came to my mind.
The verb "пришла" (feminine past tense of "прийти") is used in the figurative sense of arriving in one's thoughts.
Когда ты собираешься прийти на встречу?
When are you planning to come to the meeting?
The infinitive "прийти" is used here to inquire about future intended arrival.
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