This is the 140th most frequent Swedish word.
sett
"Sett" in Swedish means "seen" or "way/manner," depending on the context.
Here, 'sett' is the past participle of the verb 'se' (to see) and is used in a perfect tense construction.
Jag har sett filmen tidigare.
I have seen the movie before.
'Sett' is part of the phrasal verb 'se fram emot', which means 'to look forward to'.
Vi har sett fram emot resan länge.
We have been looking forward to the trip for a long time.
The word 'sätt' in the phrase means 'way' or 'manner', and is a homonym of 'sett', demonstrating different meanings of similar-sounding words in Swedish.