come up Copy link Outline 1. succēdo, 3 (i. e. to c. up to2. sŭbeo, 4 (constr. same as 1)3. exeo, 44. subvĕnio, 45. prōvĕnio, 4 (of things growing) • come up: 1. succēdo, 3 (i. e. to c. up to: with dat., or prep. and acc.): they came up to our front line, sub primam nostram aciem successerunt, Caes.; also with ad: Liv. (L. also uses the acc. after succedo, without a prep.) 2. sŭbeo, 4 (constr. same as 1): to c. up to the gate of the camp, s. ad portam castrorum, Liv.: Caes.: up c.s a rough forest-like growth, s. aspera silva, Virg. 3. exeo, 4: barley usually c.s up in seven days, plerumque e terra exit hordeum diebus septem, Varr.: leaves c. up from the root, folia a radice ex., Plin. 4. subvĕnio, 4: only of coming up to help: q. v. 5. prōvĕnio, 4 (of things growing): trees c.ing up without cultivation, arbores sponte sua provenientes, Plin.: Virg.: v. to spring up. For to come up to in fig. sense, v. to equal: to come up with, v. to overtake.