`see` in Latin

see

1. verb
   • perceive with the eyes
     
     videre

     I see a bird in the tree. — Avem in arbore video.
   • understand or comprehend something
     
     intellegere

     I see what you mean. — Intellego quid dicas.
   • meet or visit someone
     
     convenire

     I will see the doctor tomorrow. — Cras medicum conveniam.
   • ensure or make sure
     
     curare

     See that the door is locked. — Cura ut ianua claudatur.
   • [figurative, idiomatic], experience or witness an event
     
     experiri [figurative, idiomatic]

     He has seen many hardships. — Multas difficultates expertus est.
2. noun
   • [religious], bishop's area of authority
     
     sedes [religious]

     The Holy See is in Rome. — Sancta Sedes Romae est.