No. 997 in Spanish
ven
"Ven" means "come" (informal command form of "venir").
In a sentence
Ven aquí para ver esto.
Come here to see this.
The word 'ven' here is a command in the imperative form, second person singular (tú), used to invite or order someone to move closer to the speaker.
Espero que siempre vengas por estas tierras.
I hope you always come to these lands.
In this case, 'ven' is part of the verb 'venir' (to come) conjugated in the subjunctive mood (second person singular, tú) to indicate a desired or wished-for action.
Tal vez vengas el próximo mes.
Maybe you will come next month.
Here, 'ven' forms part of the potential or speculative proposition using the subjunctive that indicates uncertainty or a possibility regarding arrival.
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