No. 493 in Slovenian
prihaja
"Prihaja" means "is coming" in English.
In a sentence
Deček prihaja iz parka.
The boy is coming from the park.
Here, 'prihaja' refers to the action of coming or arriving from a specific location, indicating movement.
Jeseni prihaja nova kolekcija oblačil.
In autumn, a new clothing collection is arriving.
In this context, 'prihaja' denotes an event or occurrence that is approaching in time, not implying physical movement.
Prijateljica prihaja pogosto na obisk.
The friend comes often to visit.
Here, 'prihaja' is used to indicate a habitual or repeated action of visiting.
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