No. 4,948 in Catalan
vet
"Vet" in Catalan means "here is" or "there is."
In a sentence
Vet aquí el llibre que em vas demanar.
Here is the book you asked me for.
In this sentence, 'vet' is used as an expression meaning 'here' or 'there', often to draw attention to something presented.
Vet-ho aquí, tot està arreglat.
Here it is; everything is fixed.
The usage of 'vet' here highlights completion or conclusion of an action, emphasized by the particle 'ho'.
Vés amb compte, no vetis el pas a ningú mentre treballes.
Be careful, don’t block anyone’s way while working.
In this case, 'vetis' represents a conjugated form of the verb 'vetar', meaning to block or prohibit something.
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