No. 389 in Spanish
visto
"Visto" means "seen" or "viewed" in English.
In a sentence
He visto esa película antes.
I have seen that movie before.
Here, 'visto' is the past participle of 'ver', used with the auxiliary verb 'he' to form the present perfect tense.
Es el traje más elegante que haya visto.
It is the most elegant suit that I have ever seen.
In this case, 'visto' functions as the past participle forming the perfect subjunctive mood.
Todo está claro y bien visto.
Everything is clear and well regarded.
'Visto' here is used as a past participle in an adjectival form to describe how something is perceived or regarded.
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