This is the 959th most frequent Italian word.
sentito
"Sentito" means "felt" or "heard," depending on context.
Here, 'sentito' is used as the past participle of 'sentire,' meaning 'have heard' in the context of receiving information.
Ho sentito parlare bene di quel ristorante.
I heard good things about that restaurant.
Here, 'sentito' is part of the reflexive verb 'sentirsi,' meaning 'to feel' in the context of emotions.
Mi sono sentito molto felice ieri.
I felt very happy yesterday.
In this sentence, 'sentito' indicates the action of perceiving sound and is used in the present perfect tense.