kom

kom

"Kom" means "came" or "arrival" in English, depending on context.

Here, the word 'kom' is the past tense of the verb 'koma,' meaning 'to come,' denoting an action of arriving at a place.

Ég kom heim í gær.

I came home yesterday.

In this sentence, 'kom' is part of the imperative form 'komdu,' serving as a direct command to another person, instructing them to come.

Komdu hingað strax!

Come here immediately!

Here, 'kom' is in the subjunctive mood 'kæmi,' used here to express a hypothetical or anticipated future action.

Ég hélt að það kæmi einhver.

I thought someone would come.