Come back

verb kum-BAK

To come back — to return, especially to return home, often after time spent 'a farrin' (abroad). For the diaspora the phrase carries weight: the plan or dream to 'come back a yaad' one day. It also means simply to reappear or to answer back.

  • Him come back a yaad after ten year a farrin.

    He came back home after ten years abroad.

  • Come back likkle later, mi busy now.

    Come back a little later; I'm busy now.

'come' + 'back'. See [[farrin-mind]], [[farrin]], [[yaad]].

To return, especially home from abroad; a loaded idea for the diaspora.