The terms verb framing and satellite framing are not restricted to Romance and Germanic languages, respectively. Many languages can be assigned to one of the two systems. For example, verb framing is used in Turkish, Hebrew and Arabic. (In the last, "dakhala rākiḍan" means "he entered running", with the perfect form "dakhala" meaning "he entered" and the participle "rākiḍan" meaning "running".) Satellite framing is common in Greek. Some languages use both strategies. For example, Persian is chiefly verb-framed, but also has such compounds as "dar-āmadan" (, "to come in") from "dar" ("in") and "āmadan" ("to come").