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やってきて

come

→ 遣る
phrase Rare #42,022
come The て-form of やってくる, meaning to come toward the speaker or a particular place. It can connect to another action or clause, or appear in a request such as やってきてください (please come).
JA: 友達が駅までやってきて、一緒に帰った。
EN: My friend came to the station, and we went home together.

日本人は、お盆の間先祖が自分達のところにやってきていると信じている。

Japanese people believe that their ancestors visit them during Obon.

彼女は私の側までやってきて私の名前を尋ねた。

She came over to me and asked my name.

その車がやってきて、

That car came along, and…

— ミスティック・リバー (2003)

ホーネッカーがオフィスにやってきて窓を開け太陽を見て言うどうした？

Honecker comes into the office, opens the window, looks at the sun, and says, “What’s going on?”

— 善き人のためのソナタ (2006)