No. 3,248 in French

senti

"Felt" (past participle of "sentir," meaning to feel).

In a sentence

Hier, j'ai senti une odeur de fleurs en passant devant le jardin.
Yesterday, I sensed a smell of flowers while walking past the garden.
In this sentence, 'senti' is the past participle of the verb 'sentir,' which means 'to feel' or 'to smell.' It is used here to describe perceiving a smell.
Je me suis senti fatigué après une journée bien remplie.
I felt tired after a busy day.
Here, 'senti' is part of the reflexive verb form 'se sentir,' which means 'to feel oneself.' It is used to express the subject's internal state or condition.
Il a senti que quelque chose n'allait pas.
He felt that something was wrong.
In this context, 'senti' indicates an intuitive perception or feeling regarding a situation. It is again the past participle of the verb 'sentir.'

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