No. 13,292 in German
aussah
"Looked" (past tense of "look" in the context of appearance).
In a sentence
Er sah aus, als hätte er nicht geschlafen.
He looked like he hadn't slept.
The word 'aussah' here is the past tense form of 'aussehen,' used to indicate appearance or outward look in the past.
Die Landschaft sah wunderschön aus nach dem Regen.
The landscape looked beautiful after the rain.
The verb 'aussah' indicates the observation of the landscape's appearance in a completed past action.
Der Hund sah aus, als wollte er spielen.
The dog looked like it wanted to play.
In this sentence, 'aussah' is employed to describe the dog's visual cues suggesting its desire to play.
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