No. 202 in Catalan

sigut

"Sigut" is the past participle of "ser," meaning "been."

In a sentence

He sigut molt feliç avui.
I have been very happy today.
Here, 'sigut' is the past participle of 'ser' (to be), used with the auxiliary verb 'he'.
El concert ha sigut increïble.
The concert has been incredible.
'Sigut' refers to the state of the concert emphasizing the experience.
Si hagués sigut més atent, ho hauria entès.
If I had been more attentive, I would have understood it.
In this sentence, 'sigut' is used in a conditional construct to express a hypothetical or unrealized situation.

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