No. 12,319 in German
verstand
Understanding; intellect; mind.
In a sentence
Er hat einen scharfen Verstand.
He has a sharp mind.
Here, 'Verstand' is used to refer to 'mind' or 'intellect', denoting intellectual sharpness or ability to think clearly.
Ich habe nicht verstanden, was Du gesagt hast.
I did not understand what you said.
Here, the verb 'verstanden' is used in its past participle form of 'verstehen', which means 'to understand'.
Sein Verstand ist beeindruckend.
His intellect is impressive.
In this sentence, 'Verstand' again denotes 'intellect' or 'intellectual capacity', used to compliment someone's mental faculties.
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