venido

Venido is a word in the Spanish language that serves as the past participle of the verb venir (to come). In contemporary Spanish, it has two main grammatical roles. First, as part of the perfect tenses with haber: he venido, has venido, ha venido, hemos venido, etc., to indicate actions that have occurred or arrived. Second, it can be used as an adjective meaning “arrived” or “coming,” often describing a person or thing that has originated from somewhere, for example, “un hombre venido de Francia.”

The term is derived from venir, which comes from Latin venire. Related forms appear in other Romance languages, such as Italian venuto, French venu, and Portuguese vindo.

A common derivative is bienvenido (welcome), formed from bien (well) plus venido. This word functions as a standard greeting or descriptor for someone who is welcomed.

In addition to its general use, venido may appear in proper names or surname contexts in Spanish-speaking regions, and it can occur in historical or literary texts to denote someone who has arrived from another place. Overall, verlo a of the word centers on arrival or coming, with frequent use in tense construction and in adjectival phrases.