No. 2,666 in Catalan
vist
"Vist" in Catalan means "seen" in English.
In a sentence
He vist la casa des de lluny.
I saw the house from afar.
Here, 'vist' is the past participle of 'veure' (to see), used to form the perfect past tense.
Aquest vestit és molt vist a les festes.
This dress is very seen at parties.
In this case, 'vist' is used as a past participle to indicate how something is commonly observed or noticed.
Et veig molt més clar, havent-ho vist abans.
I understand you much better, having seen it before.
The word 'vist' functions here in a participial phrase describing an action previously experienced by the speaker.
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