Verb « To Come » in Hebrew

The verb « בָּא »

verb: come

is a verb of the « PAAL / פָּעַל » group

The root of the verb is: « ב-ו-א »

« בוא / bo »

• לָבוֹא (lavo) - Verb PAAL: to come, to arrive.
  
• לְהָבִיא (léhavi) - Verb HIFIL: to bring, introduce.
• מָבוֹא (mavo) - Male name: introduction, preface; entrance; alley, dead end.
  
• תְּבוּאָה (tvou-ah) - Feminine noun: cereals, grains; food products, crops.
  
• בִּיאָה (bi-ah) - Feminine noun: arrival; vestibule; sexual intercourse (euphemism)

The root “בוא” evokes the concept of arriving or coming. It also includes terms for various aspects of arrival, such as introduction (mavo) and arrival of a moment or event (ba).

This root also includes the word for "to bring" (lehavi), emphasizing the action of bringing something or someone from one place to another.

Additionally, this root gives rise to words related to agriculture, such as "cereals, grains; foodstuffs, crops" (tvou-ah), illustrating another facet of this root in the context of the arrival of the harvest or food production

Overall, the root “בוא” covers a wide range of concepts related to the arrival, introduction and bringing of something or someone.