No. 1,084 in Russian
пришел
"Пришел" means "came" or "arrived" (past tense, masculine).
In a sentence
Он пришёл домой поздно.
He came home late.
Here, 'пришёл' indicates the action of arriving at a location, implying motion towards the subject's residence.
Я пришёл к выводу, что это правильно.
I came to the conclusion that this is correct.
Here, 'пришёл' is used idiomatically to mean 'to arrive at' or 'to come to' a realization or conclusion.
Она пришла ему на помощь.
She came to his aid.
Here, 'пришла' (feminine form of 'пришёл') is used to mean 'arriving' or 'coming to assist someone,' implying assistance.
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