start
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The meaning (definition) of the word start
to begin doing something
The word start used in a sentence
“We start our day with breakfast and milk.”
Words that mean the same as start (synonyms)
begin
Words that mean the opposite of start (antonyms)
stopend
How the word start is said around the world
| French | commencer (kawmahnsay) |
| Spanish | comenzar (kohmaynthahr) |
| Mandarin | 开始 (kāi shǐ) |
| Hindi | शुरू (shuuroo) |
| Arabic | يبدأ |
| Russian | начинать (nachinat') |
| Portuguese (EU) | começar (koomisahr) |
| Portuguese (BR) | começar (kohmaysahr) |
| Japanese | 始める (hajime ru) |
| German | Start (shtahrt) |
| Urdu | شروع (shuuroo) |
| Punjabi | ਸ਼ੁਰੂ ਕਰੋ (shuuroo kuroh) |
| Korean | 시작 (sijag) |
| Hebrew | הַתחָלָה (hahtkhahlah) |
| Greek | αρχή (arkhe) |
| Dutch | begin (buhghin) |
| Tagalog | simulan (seemoolahn) |
| Vietnamese | bắt đầu (bahurt duhw) |
| Turkish | başlangıç (bahshlahnguch) |
| Persian | شروع (shohroo) |
| Polish | start (stahrt) |
| Ukrainian | початок (pochatok) |
| Bengali | শুরু (shooroo) |
| Swedish | start (staht) |
| Italian | inizio (eeneetseeoh) |
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