Start
Translations of "start" (96 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Afrikaans | aangaan(to begin), aangaan(to initiate operation of a vehicle or machine), aangaan(of an activity, to begin) | — | |
| Albanian | fillimi(beginning of an activity), nisja(beginning of an activity), nisja(beginning point of a race), Nis(to begin), fillo(to begin), ndez(to initiate operation of a vehicle or machine) | — | |
| Ancient Greek | ἀρχή(beginning of an activity), ἄρχομαι(to begin) | arkhḗ, árkhomai | |
| Arabic | اِبْتِدَاء(beginning of an activity), نَجْمَة(beginning of an activity), نَجْمَة(beginning point of a race), بدا(to begin), بدا(to begin), بلّش(to begin), بَدَأَ(to begin) | ibtidāʔ, najma, najma, bdā, bada, ballaš, badaʔa | |
| Armenian | մեկնարկ(beginning point of a race), սկիզբ(beginning of an activity), սկսել(to begin), սկսվել(of an activity, to begin) | meknark, skizb, sksel, sksvel | |
| Aromanian | ahurhescu(to begin), apãrnjescu(to begin), ntsep(to begin), ãnchisescu(to begin) | — | |
| Assamese | আৰম্ভ(beginning of an activity), আৰম্ভ কৰ(to begin) | arombho, arombho kor | |
| Asturian | entamar(to begin) | — | |
| Azerbaijani | başlamaq(to begin), işə salmaq(to set in motion), işə salmaq(to initiate operation of a vehicle or machine) | — | |
| Belarusian | пача́так(beginning of an activity), пача́цца(to begin), пача́ць(to begin), пачына́цца(to begin), пачына́ць(to begin) | pačátak, pačácca, pačácʹ, pačynácca, pačynácʹ | |
| Bengali | আগাজ(beginning of an activity), ইবতিদা(beginning of an activity), শুরু(beginning of an activity), শুরু করা(to begin), শুরু করা(to set in motion) | agaz, ibtida, śuru, śuru kora, śuru kora | |
| Bulgarian | нача́ло(beginning of an activity), разсад(horticulture: young plant germinated in a pot to be transplanted later), сепване(sudden involuntary movement), старт(beginning point of a race), титуляр(appearance in a sports game from the beginning of the match), трепване(sudden involuntary movement), запо́чвам(to begin), започвам(of an activity, to begin), започвам(to have its origin (at), begin), започвам се(to have its origin (at), begin), започна(to have its origin (at), begin), започна се(to have its origin (at), begin), отцепвам се(to break away, to come loose), отцепя се(to break away, to come loose), по́чвам(to begin), по́чна(to begin), подхвана(to put or raise a question or objection, to put forward), подхващам(to put or raise a question or objection, to put forward), пускам(to set in motion), сепвам се(to jerk suddenly in surprise), стартирам(to initiate operation of a vehicle or machine), стряскам се(to awaken suddenly), трепвам(to jerk suddenly in surprise) | načálo, razsad, sepvane, start, tituljar, trepvane, zapóčvam, započvam, započvam, započvam se, započna, započna se, otcepvam se, otcepja se, póčvam, póčna, podhvana, podhvaštam, puskam, sepvam se, startiram, strjaskam se, trepvam | |
| Burmese | စ(to begin) | ca. | |
| Catalan | començar(to begin), començar(to set in motion), començar(of an activity, to begin), començar(to have its origin (at), begin), engegar(to initiate operation of a vehicle or machine) | — | |
| Central Kurdish | سەرەتا(beginning of an activity), دەسپێکردن(to begin), دەسپێکردن(of an activity, to begin) | sereta, despêkirdin, despêkirdin | |
| Cherokee | ᎠᏓᎴᏂᎭ(to begin) | adaleniha | |
| Chickasaw | malichi(to initiate operation of a vehicle or machine) | — | |
| Chinese Cantonese | 開始 /开始(to begin) | hoi¹ ci² | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 起点(beginning point of a race), 開始 /开始(beginning of an activity), 启动(to initiate operation of a vehicle or machine), 胡鬧 /胡闹(to jerk suddenly in surprise), 開始 /开始(to begin) | qǐdiǎn, kāishǐ, qǐdòng, húnào, kāishǐ | |
| Czech | start(beginning point of a race), začátek(beginning of an activity), začínat(to begin), začít(to begin) | — | |
| Dalmatian | nizuor(to begin) | — | |
| Danish | begyndelse(beginning of an activity), ryk(sudden involuntary movement), spjæt(sudden involuntary movement), start(beginning point of a race), komme løs(to break away, to come loose), løsrive sig(to break away, to come loose), rykke til(to jerk suddenly in surprise), starte(to set in motion), vågne med et sæt(to awaken suddenly) | — | |
| Dutch | aanvang(beginning of an activity), begin(beginning of an activity), start(beginning of an activity), startlijn(beginning point of a race), aanvangen(to begin), aanvangen(of an activity, to begin), beginnen(to begin), beginnen(to put or raise a question or objection, to put forward), beginnen(of an activity, to begin), opschrikken(to jerk suddenly in surprise), starten(to begin), starten(to set in motion), starten(to initiate operation of a vehicle or machine), starten(of an activity, to begin) | — | |
| Eastern Mari | тӱҥалаш(to begin) | tüŋalaš | |
| Esperanto | ekmovo(sudden involuntary movement), eko(beginning of an activity), komenco(beginning of an activity), eki(to begin), eki(to set in motion), eki(to initiate operation of a vehicle or machine), eki(of an activity, to begin), ekkonsterniĝi(to jerk suddenly in surprise), ekmiri(to jerk suddenly in surprise), komenci(of an activity, to begin), konsterniĝe resalti(to jerk suddenly in surprise), starti(to initiate operation of a vehicle or machine) | — | |
| Faroese | byrjan(beginning of an activity), hveppa(to jerk suddenly in surprise) | — | |
| Finnish | alku(beginning of an activity), aloitus(beginning of an activity), aloituskokoonpano(appearance in a sports game from the beginning of the match), hätkähdys(sudden involuntary movement), istukas(horticulture: young plant germinated in a pot to be transplanted later), käynnistys(beginning of an activity), lähtö(beginning point of a race), startti(beginning of an activity), säpsähdys(sudden involuntary movement), taimi(horticulture: young plant germinated in a pot to be transplanted later), alkaa(to begin), alkaa(of an activity, to begin), aloittaa(to begin), aloittaa(to set in motion), aloittaa(of an activity, to begin), esittää(to put or raise a question or objection, to put forward), havahtua(to awaken suddenly), herätä äkisti(to awaken suddenly), hätkähtää(to jerk suddenly in surprise), irrota(to break away, to come loose), käynnistyä(of an activity, to begin), käynnistää(to set in motion), käynnistää(to initiate operation of a vehicle or machine), laskea liikkeelle(to set in motion), startata(to initiate operation of a vehicle or machine), säpsähtää(to jerk suddenly in surprise), säpsähtää(to awaken suddenly) | — | |
| French | début(beginning of an activity), départ(beginning of an activity), départ(beginning point of a race), commencer(to begin), commencer(to set in motion), commencer(of an activity, to begin), débuter(to begin), débuter(of an activity, to begin), démarrer(to initiate operation of a vehicle or machine), entamer(to begin), mettre en route(to initiate operation of a vehicle or machine), sursauter(to jerk suddenly in surprise) | — | |
| Friulian | comença(to begin) | — | |
| Galician | arrancar(to initiate operation of a vehicle or machine), comezar(to begin), comezar(to set in motion), iniciar(to initiate operation of a vehicle or machine) | — | |
| Georgian | დასაწყისი(beginning of an activity), სტარტი(beginning point of a race), დაწყება(to begin) | dasac̣q̇isi, sṭarṭi, dac̣q̇eba | |
| German | Anfang(beginning of an activity), Beginn(beginning of an activity), Ruck(sudden involuntary movement), Start(beginning point of a race), anfangen(to begin), anfangen(to set in motion), anlassen(to initiate operation of a vehicle or machine), auffahren(to awaken suddenly), aufschrecken(to awaken suddenly), beginnen(to begin), beginnen(of an activity, to begin), gründen(to set in motion), sich lösen(to break away, to come loose), starten(to begin), starten(to set in motion), starten(to initiate operation of a vehicle or machine), streuen (rumour)(to set in motion), zusammenfahren(to jerk suddenly in surprise), zusammenzucken(to jerk suddenly in surprise) | — | |
| Gothic | 𐌰𐌽𐌰𐍃𐍄𐍉𐌳𐌴𐌹𐌽𐍃(beginning of an activity), 𐍆𐍂𐌿𐌼𐌹𐍃𐍄𐌹(beginning of an activity), 𐌳𐌿𐍃𐍄𐍉𐌳𐌾𐌰𐌽(to begin) | anastōdeins, frumisti, dustōdjan | |
| Greek | αρχή(beginning of an activity), αφετηρία(beginning point of a race), εκκίνηση(beginning point of a race), ξεκίνημα(beginning of an activity), ξεκινώ(to begin) | archí, afetiría, ekkínisi, xekínima, xekinó | |
| Haitian Creole | kòmansman(beginning of an activity), komanse(to begin) | — | |
| Hebrew | התחלה(beginning of an activity), התחלה(beginning point of a race), התחיל(to begin), התחיל(to set in motion), התחיל(to initiate operation of a vehicle or machine), התחיל(of an activity, to begin), פצח(of an activity, to begin) | hatkhalá, hatkhalá, hitkhíl, hitkhíl, hitkhíl, hitkhíl, patsákh | |
| Hindi | शुरू करना(to begin) | śurū karnā | |
| Hungarian | kezdet(beginning of an activity), rajt(beginning point of a race), rándulás(sudden involuntary movement), start(beginning point of a race), összerezzenés(sudden involuntary movement), összerándulás(sudden involuntary movement), beindít(to initiate operation of a vehicle or machine), elindít(to set in motion), elkezd(to begin), elkezd(of an activity, to begin), elkezdődik(to have its origin (at), begin), felriad(to awaken suddenly), indít(to set in motion), kezd(to begin), kezd(of an activity, to begin), kezdődik(to have its origin (at), begin), megkezd(to begin), megkezdődik(to have its origin (at), begin), megrezzen(to jerk suddenly in surprise), rándul(to jerk suddenly in surprise), összerezzen(to jerk suddenly in surprise), összerándul(to jerk suddenly in surprise) | — | |
| Icelandic | byrjun(beginning of an activity), upphaf(beginning of an activity), upphaf(beginning point of a race), viðbragð(sudden involuntary movement), byrja(to begin), hrökkva upp(to awaken suddenly), hrökkva við(to jerk suddenly in surprise) | — | |
| Ido | komenco(beginning of an activity) | — | |
| Inari Sami | algâ(beginning of an activity) | — | |
| Indonesian | menjalankan(to initiate operation of a vehicle or machine) | — | |
| Ingrian | alku(beginning of an activity), alutos(beginning of an activity), alkaa(to begin), aluttaa(to begin), käyvvä(to begin), lähtiä(to begin), noissa(to begin), ruveta(to begin), täytyä(to begin) | — | |
| Irish | geit(sudden involuntary movement), cuir tús le(to begin), geit(to jerk suddenly in surprise) | — | |
| Italian | avvio(beginning of an activity), avvio(beginning point of a race), inizio(beginning of an activity), partenza(beginning of an activity), partenza(beginning point of a race), sobbalzo(sudden involuntary movement), sussulto(sudden involuntary movement), avviare(to initiate operation of a vehicle or machine), avviare(of an activity, to begin), cominciare(to begin), creare(of an activity, to begin), iniziare(to begin) | — | |
| Japanese | スタート(beginning of an activity), スタート地点(beginning point of a race), 出だし(beginning of an activity), 初め(beginning of an activity), 始点(beginning point of a race), 開始(beginning of an activity), 開始地点(beginning point of a race), びくっとする(to jerk suddenly in surprise), 始まる(to begin), 始まる(of an activity, to begin), 始める(to begin), 始動する(to initiate operation of a vehicle or machine), 開始する(to begin), 飛び起きる(to awaken suddenly) | sutāto, sutāto chiten, dedashi, hajime, shiten, kaishi, kaishi chiten, bikuttosuru, hajimaru, hajimaru, hajimeru, shidō suru, kaishi suru, tobi-okiru | |
| Khiamniungan Naga | yô(beginning of an activity), yōlòuh(beginning of an activity) | — | |
| Korean | 시작(beginning of an activity), 움찔함(sudden involuntary movement), 처음(beginning of an activity), 흠칫함(sudden involuntary movement), 시작하다(to begin) | sijak, umjjilham, cheo'eum, heumchit-ham, sijak-hada | |
| Kyrgyz | баштоо(to begin) | baştoo | |
| Latin | exordium(beginning of an activity), orīgō(beginning of an activity), incipiō(to begin), initiō(to begin), ordior(to begin) | — | |
| Macedonian | по́четок(beginning of an activity) | póčetok | |
| Malay | menjalankan(to initiate operation of a vehicle or machine) | — | |
| Manchu | ᡶᡠᡴᠵᡳᠨ(beginning of an activity) | fukjin | |
| Māori | kahuki(sudden involuntary movement), oho(sudden involuntary movement), ohorere(sudden involuntary movement), ohotata(sudden involuntary movement), tamaki(sudden involuntary movement), tīmatanga(beginning of an activity), tīmatanga(beginning point of a race), ōrokotīmatanga(beginning of an activity), ōrokotīmatanga(beginning point of a race), hiki(to jerk suddenly in surprise), hoto(to jerk suddenly in surprise), kohema(to jerk suddenly in surprise), kōtiri(to jerk suddenly in surprise), ohomauri(to jerk suddenly in surprise), ohorere(to jerk suddenly in surprise), ohotata(to jerk suddenly in surprise), timata(to set in motion), tīmata(to begin) | — | |
| Marathi | सुरू करणे(to begin) | surū karṇe | |
| Mizo | bul(beginning of an activity), tìr(beginning of an activity), ṭan(beginning of an activity), ṭanna(beginning of an activity), ṭan(to set in motion) | — | |
| Neapolitan | accumencià(to set in motion) | — | |
| Nepali | शुरू गर्नु(to begin) | śurū garnu | |
| Norman | c'menchi(to begin), c'menchi(of an activity, to begin), stèrter(to initiate operation of a vehicle or machine) | — | |
| North Frisian | öönfange(to begin) | — | |
| Norwegian | begynne(to begin), starte(to set in motion) | — | |
| Norwegian Bokmål | opphav(beginning point of a race), rykk(sudden involuntary movement) | — | |
| Occitan | ressaut(sudden involuntary movement), subresaut(sudden involuntary movement), començar(to begin) | — | |
| Ojibwe | maad(to begin) | — | |
| Old English | onġinnan(to begin) | — | |
| Old French | comencier(to begin), comencier(to set in motion), comencier(of an activity, to begin) | — | |
| Pennsylvania German | Aabeginn(beginning of an activity) | — | |
| Persian | آغاز(beginning of an activity), آغازیدن(to begin) | âġâz, âġâzidan | |
| Polish | początek(beginning of an activity), start(beginning point of a race), zaczątek(beginning of an activity), poderwać się(to jerk suddenly in surprise), rozpocząć(of an activity, to begin), ruszyć(to set in motion), uruchomić(to initiate operation of a vehicle or machine), zacząć(to begin), zacząć(of an activity, to begin), zapalić(to initiate operation of a vehicle or machine), zapuścić(to initiate operation of a vehicle or machine), zerwać się (z łóżka)(to awaken suddenly) | — | |
| Portuguese | começo(beginning of an activity), início(beginning of an activity), largada(beginning point of a race), partida(beginning point of a race), princípio(beginning of an activity), sobressalto(sudden involuntary movement), abrir(to set in motion), começar(to begin), começar(to set in motion), começar(of an activity, to begin), estartar(to begin), iniciar(to begin), ligar(to initiate operation of a vehicle or machine), sobressaltar(to jerk suddenly in surprise) | — | |
| Romanian | început(beginning of an activity), porni(to initiate operation of a vehicle or machine), începe(to begin), începe(to set in motion) | — | |
| Russian | нача́ло(beginning of an activity), рыво́к(sudden involuntary movement), старт(beginning of an activity), старт(beginning point of a race), вздрагивать(to jerk suddenly in surprise), дёргаться(to jerk suddenly in surprise), дёрнуться(to jerk suddenly in surprise), запуска́ть(to set in motion), запуска́ть(to initiate operation of a vehicle or machine), запусти́ть(to set in motion), запусти́ть(to initiate operation of a vehicle or machine), нача́ть(to begin), нача́ться(to begin), нача́ться(of an activity, to begin), начина́ть(to begin), начина́ться(to begin), начина́ться(of an activity, to begin), стартова́ть(of an activity, to begin) | načálo, ryvók, start, start, vzdragivatʹ, djórgatʹsja, djórnutʹsja, zapuskátʹ, zapuskátʹ, zapustítʹ, zapustítʹ, načátʹ, načátʹsja, načátʹsja, načinátʹ, načinátʹsja, načinátʹsja, startovátʹ | |
| Sanskrit | आद(beginning of an activity), आरम्भ(beginning of an activity) | āda, ārambha | |
| Santali | ᱮᱦᱳᱵ(to begin) | ehop’ | |
| Scottish Gaelic | clisgeadh(sudden involuntary movement), leum(sudden involuntary movement), toiseach(beginning of an activity), leum(to jerk suddenly in surprise), tòisich(to begin) | — | |
| Serbo-Croatian | pokret(sudden involuntary movement), polazište(beginning point of a race), početak(beginning of an activity), početak(beginning point of a race), trzaj(sudden involuntary movement), покрет(sudden involuntary movement), полазиште(beginning point of a race), почетак(beginning of an activity), почетак(beginning point of a race), трзај(sudden involuntary movement), navesti(to set in motion), načeti(to begin), načnuti(to begin), pokrenuti(to initiate operation of a vehicle or machine), početi(of an activity, to begin), pustiti(to set in motion), pòčēti(to begin), trgnuti(to jerk suddenly in surprise), trznuti(to jerk suddenly in surprise), započeti(to begin), započeti(of an activity, to begin), zapustiti(to set in motion), започети(to begin), начети(to begin), начнути(to begin), по̀че̄ти(to begin) | — | |
| Shan | တႄႇ(to begin) | tàae | |
| Sicilian | inizziu(beginning of an activity), partenza(beginning point of a race), scantazzu(sudden involuntary movement), abbaguttiri(to jerk suddenly in surprise), accuminciari(to begin), accuminciari(of an activity, to begin), accuminzari(to begin), allintari(to break away, to come loose), attaccari(to begin), attaccari(to set in motion), attaccari(to initiate operation of a vehicle or machine), attaccari(of an activity, to begin), aḍḍumari(to initiate operation of a vehicle or machine), fari pàrtiri(to set in motion), fari pàrtiri(to initiate operation of a vehicle or machine), ncignari(of an activity, to begin), nnartari(of an activity, to begin), pàrtiri(of an activity, to begin), pàrtiri(to have its origin (at), begin), risautari(to jerk suddenly in surprise), risautari(to awaken suddenly) | — | |
| Slovak | začiatok(beginning of an activity), začať(to begin), začínať(to begin) | — | |
| Slovene | začetek(beginning of an activity), zagnati(to initiate operation of a vehicle or machine), začeti(to begin) | — | |
| Southern Altai | баштаар(to begin) | baštaar | |
| Spanish | comienzo(beginning of an activity), empezamiento(beginning of an activity), empiece(beginning of an activity), empiezo(beginning of an activity), inicio(beginning of an activity), respingo(sudden involuntary movement), salida(beginning point of a race), arrancar(to initiate operation of a vehicle or machine), decentar(to begin), empezar(to begin), empezar(to set in motion), encentar(to begin), incoar(to begin), rancar(to initiate operation of a vehicle or machine) | — | |
| Sranan Tongo | bigin(beginning of an activity), bigin(to begin) | — | |
| Swahili | anza(to begin) | — | |
| Swedish | ryck(sudden involuntary movement), start(beginning of an activity), börja(to begin), börja(of an activity, to begin), rycka till(to jerk suddenly in surprise), starta(to set in motion), starta(to initiate operation of a vehicle or machine), sätta igång(to initiate operation of a vehicle or machine) | — | |
| Sylheti | ꠡꠥꠞꠥ ꠇꠞꠣ(to begin) | śuru xora | |
| Tagalog | simula(beginning of an activity), simula(beginning point of a race), magsimula(to begin) | — | |
| Tamil | ஆரம்பம்(beginning of an activity), தொடக்கம்(beginning of an activity), ஆரம்பி(to begin), கிளப்பு(to initiate operation of a vehicle or machine), துவங்கு(to begin), தொடங்கு(to begin) | ārampam, toṭakkam, ārampi, kiḷappu, tuvaṅku, toṭaṅku | |
| Telugu | ఆరంభము(beginning of an activity), ప్రారంభము(beginning of an activity) | ārambhamu, prārambhamu | |
| Thai | ตั้งต้น(to begin), เริ่ม(to begin), เริ่มต้น(to begin) | rə̂əm, rə̂əm-dtôn | |
| Turkish | başlangıç(beginning of an activity), start(beginning point of a race), başlamak(to begin) | — | |
| Ukrainian | поча́ток(beginning of an activity), поча́ти(to begin), поча́тися(to begin), почина́ти(to begin), почина́тися(to begin) | počátok, počáty, počátysja, počynáty, počynátysja | |
| Uzbek | boshlamoq(to begin) | — | |
| Venetan | scuminsiar(to begin) | — | |
| Vietnamese | bắt đầu(beginning of an activity), bắt đầu(to begin) | — | |
| Welsh | cychwyn(beginning of an activity) | — |
aangaan, aangaan, aangaan
fillimi, nisja, nisja, Nis, fillo, ndez
اِبْتِدَاء, نَجْمَة, نَجْمَة, بدا, بدا, بلّش, بَدَأَ
ibtidāʔ, najma, najma, bdā, bada, ballaš, badaʔa
ahurhescu, apãrnjescu, ntsep, ãnchisescu
entamar
başlamaq, işə salmaq, işə salmaq
пача́так, пача́цца, пача́ць, пачына́цца, пачына́ць
pačátak, pačácca, pačácʹ, pačynácca, pačynácʹ
нача́ло, разсад, сепване, старт, титуляр, трепване, запо́чвам, започвам, започвам, започвам се, започна, започна се, отцепвам се, отцепя се, по́чвам, по́чна, подхвана, подхващам, пускам, сепвам се, стартирам, стряскам се, трепвам
načálo, razsad, sepvane, start, tituljar, trepvane, zapóčvam, započvam, započvam, započvam se, započna, započna se, otcepvam se, otcepja se, póčvam, póčna, podhvana, podhvaštam, puskam, sepvam se, startiram, strjaskam se, trepvam
començar, començar, començar, començar, engegar
malichi
start, začátek, začínat, začít
nizuor
begyndelse, ryk, spjæt, start, komme løs, løsrive sig, rykke til, starte, vågne med et sæt
aanvang, begin, start, startlijn, aanvangen, aanvangen, beginnen, beginnen, beginnen, opschrikken, starten, starten, starten, starten
ekmovo, eko, komenco, eki, eki, eki, eki, ekkonsterniĝi, ekmiri, komenci, konsterniĝe resalti, starti
byrjan, hveppa
alku, aloitus, aloituskokoonpano, hätkähdys, istukas, käynnistys, lähtö, startti, säpsähdys, taimi, alkaa, alkaa, aloittaa, aloittaa, aloittaa, esittää, havahtua, herätä äkisti, hätkähtää, irrota, käynnistyä, käynnistää, käynnistää, laskea liikkeelle, startata, säpsähtää, säpsähtää
début, départ, départ, commencer, commencer, commencer, débuter, débuter, démarrer, entamer, mettre en route, sursauter
comença
arrancar, comezar, comezar, iniciar
Anfang, Beginn, Ruck, Start, anfangen, anfangen, anlassen, auffahren, aufschrecken, beginnen, beginnen, gründen, sich lösen, starten, starten, starten, streuen (rumour), zusammenfahren, zusammenzucken
kòmansman, komanse
התחלה, התחלה, התחיל, התחיל, התחיל, התחיל, פצח
hatkhalá, hatkhalá, hitkhíl, hitkhíl, hitkhíl, hitkhíl, patsákh
kezdet, rajt, rándulás, start, összerezzenés, összerándulás, beindít, elindít, elkezd, elkezd, elkezdődik, felriad, indít, kezd, kezd, kezdődik, megkezd, megkezdődik, megrezzen, rándul, összerezzen, összerándul
byrjun, upphaf, upphaf, viðbragð, byrja, hrökkva upp, hrökkva við
komenco
algâ
menjalankan
alku, alutos, alkaa, aluttaa, käyvvä, lähtiä, noissa, ruveta, täytyä
geit, cuir tús le, geit
avvio, avvio, inizio, partenza, partenza, sobbalzo, sussulto, avviare, avviare, cominciare, creare, iniziare
スタート, スタート地点, 出だし, 初め, 始点, 開始, 開始地点, びくっとする, 始まる, 始まる, 始める, 始動する, 開始する, 飛び起きる
sutāto, sutāto chiten, dedashi, hajime, shiten, kaishi, kaishi chiten, bikuttosuru, hajimaru, hajimaru, hajimeru, shidō suru, kaishi suru, tobi-okiru
yô, yōlòuh
exordium, orīgō, incipiō, initiō, ordior
menjalankan
kahuki, oho, ohorere, ohotata, tamaki, tīmatanga, tīmatanga, ōrokotīmatanga, ōrokotīmatanga, hiki, hoto, kohema, kōtiri, ohomauri, ohorere, ohotata, timata, tīmata
bul, tìr, ṭan, ṭanna, ṭan
accumencià
c'menchi, c'menchi, stèrter
öönfange
begynne, starte
opphav, rykk
ressaut, subresaut, començar
maad
onġinnan
comencier, comencier, comencier
Aabeginn
początek, start, zaczątek, poderwać się, rozpocząć, ruszyć, uruchomić, zacząć, zacząć, zapalić, zapuścić, zerwać się (z łóżka)
começo, início, largada, partida, princípio, sobressalto, abrir, começar, começar, começar, estartar, iniciar, ligar, sobressaltar
început, porni, începe, începe
нача́ло, рыво́к, старт, старт, вздрагивать, дёргаться, дёрнуться, запуска́ть, запуска́ть, запусти́ть, запусти́ть, нача́ть, нача́ться, нача́ться, начина́ть, начина́ться, начина́ться, стартова́ть
načálo, ryvók, start, start, vzdragivatʹ, djórgatʹsja, djórnutʹsja, zapuskátʹ, zapuskátʹ, zapustítʹ, zapustítʹ, načátʹ, načátʹsja, načátʹsja, načinátʹ, načinátʹsja, načinátʹsja, startovátʹ
clisgeadh, leum, toiseach, leum, tòisich
pokret, polazište, početak, početak, trzaj, покрет, полазиште, почетак, почетак, трзај, navesti, načeti, načnuti, pokrenuti, početi, pustiti, pòčēti, trgnuti, trznuti, započeti, započeti, zapustiti, започети, начети, начнути, по̀че̄ти
inizziu, partenza, scantazzu, abbaguttiri, accuminciari, accuminciari, accuminzari, allintari, attaccari, attaccari, attaccari, attaccari, aḍḍumari, fari pàrtiri, fari pàrtiri, ncignari, nnartari, pàrtiri, pàrtiri, risautari, risautari
začiatok, začať, začínať
začetek, zagnati, začeti
comienzo, empezamiento, empiece, empiezo, inicio, respingo, salida, arrancar, decentar, empezar, empezar, encentar, incoar, rancar
bigin, bigin
anza
ryck, start, börja, börja, rycka till, starta, starta, sätta igång
simula, simula, magsimula
ஆரம்பம், தொடக்கம், ஆரம்பி, கிளப்பு, துவங்கு, தொடங்கு
ārampam, toṭakkam, ārampi, kiḷappu, tuvaṅku, toṭaṅku
başlangıç, start, başlamak
поча́ток, поча́ти, поча́тися, почина́ти, почина́тися
počátok, počáty, počátysja, počynáty, počynátysja
boshlamoq
scuminsiar
bắt đầu, bắt đầu
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