No. 11,233 in German
sieh
"Sieh" is the imperative form of "sehen," meaning "see" or "look."
In a sentence
Sieh mal, ein Vogel auf dem Baum.
Look, a bird on the tree.
Here 'Sieh' is used as an imperative directed at a singular 'you', functioning as a command or request to look at something.
Wenn du genau sieh(s)t, bemerkst du die kleine Statue.
If you look closely, you will notice the small statue.
In this context, 'siehst' is derived from 'sehen', used here in the subjunctive form to indicate a condition.
Sieh dir dieses Bild an, es ist wunderschön.
Look at this picture, it is beautiful.
This use of 'Sieh' is also an imperative, but it is directed reflexively, asking the listener to look at the picture themselves.
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