1. "Pass" as a verb:
* To fit: This is the most common meaning of "pas". Example: "Die rok pas haar nie" - The dress doesn't fit her.
* To suit: Similar to "fit", but more about being appropriate. Example: "Hierdie musiek pas nie by die atmosfeer nie" - This music doesn't suit the atmosphere.
* To pass: As in "pass" an exam or a test. Example: "Het jy die toets gepas?" - Did you pass the test?
2. "Pass" as a noun:
* Pass (in the mountains): A narrow passage through mountains. Example: "Hulle het deur die pas gereis" - They travelled through the pass.
* Passport: A document that allows you to travel to other countries. Example: "Het jy jou paspoort byderhand?" - Do you have your passport handy?
3. "Just" as an adverb:
* This is a less common meaning, but it can be used in the sense of "just now" or "just then". Example: "Ek het hom pas gesien" - I just saw him.
To understand the meaning of "pas" in a sentence, you need to consider the context and the other words around it.