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How is the word возник translated from Russian to English

Прошедшее время от arise: возник.

Past tense of arise: happened or appeared.

verb
English translation
arose

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  • Во время встречи возникла проблема. — A problem arose during the meeting.

  • Идея возникла из простого разговора. — The idea arose from a simple conversation.

  • После того как мы прочли отчёт, возникли новые вопросы. — New questions arose after we read the report.

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More Russian words

возможный Possible возможный случай Contingency возмутительный outrageous возмущённый Indignant возникает arises возникать arise возникать come up возникающий emergent

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FAQ about “возник”

How is “возник” translated from Russian?
“возник” translates into English as “arose”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “возник” mean?
Meaning of “возник”: Прошедшее время от arise: возник. In English — “arose”.
What part of speech is “возник”?
“возник” is a verb.
Where can I see examples with “возник”?
Example sentences with “возник” and their English translation are on this page, with more in the VibeLing app.
How can I memorize “возник”?
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