tocomen

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Middle English

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Etymology

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From Old English tōcuman (to come, arrive), from Proto-Germanic *tō (to), *kwemaną (to come), equivalent to to- +‎ comen. Cognate with Scots tocum (to arrive, arrive at, encounter, happen), Dutch toekomen (to forward, deserve, merit, suffice), German zukommen (to come on, benefit, become).

Verb

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tocomen

  1. To come to; approach.

Conjugation

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See also

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