begin

Senso (English)

Verb

1. To start, to initiate or take the first step into something.
2. To be in the first stage of some situation
3. To come into existence.

Noun

Beginning; start.

Synonyms

start

commence

initiate

open

originate

set about

undertake

inaugurate

come

set out

launch

break out

found

lead off

institute

beginning

introduce

start out

make a start

make a beginning

set in

embark on

reveal

take up

start up

get

get down

embark

enter upon

confess

𐐺𐐨𐑀𐐮𐑌

run

arise

break

ensue

emerge

set in motion

raise the curtain

undo

hold

along

end

🔚

set

enter

kick off

establish

expand

stem

appear

create

tackle

dawn

get going

occur

develop

go

come into being

approach

place

be the first

precede

fall to

preface

launch into

strike up

during

put

begin the performance

rainy season

raise

pave the way

pawn

pick

⛏️

pioneer

position

prelude

proceed

prosper

publish

remark

reopen

rise

rise up

rock and roll

rule

send

set down

set forth

set off

set up

shape up

shoot

stand up

star

⭐

starting

state

strengthen

stretch

suddenly

take

tee off

teethe

tie

divide into

make a move

make preparations

offer itself

turn

turn out

uncover

unfold

able

work out

write down

begin with

bully off

engage in

go on with

take measures

take the first step

be partway

cause to start

be inaugurated

open the curtain

play an overture

make a commencement

throw oneself at

upwards

accost

address

arrive

attach

attempt

beat

become

befall

berth

bind

bloom

break into

brighten

bring up

bud

build

can

carry

close

collide with

come on

commencement

construct

count

🔢

crash into

deal with

depart

discharge

disclose

drive

drive into

eliminate

embryo

emit

engage

face off

fetus

flare up

get started

get to

give forth

go about

go on

grow

hammer out

have

head

hitch on

hook on

inception

inchoate

increase

initial

initiation

innovate

issue

job

land

lead

lift

lighten

list

make

mature

menstruate

mention

onset

open up

pass

Pronunciato come (IPA)

/bɪˈɡɪn/

Etimologia (English)

Inherited from inglese medio: beginnen

Inherited from inglese antico: beginnan

Cognate with inglese antico: onginnan

In summary

From Middle English beginnen, from Old English beginnan (“to begin”), from Proto-West Germanic *biginnan, from Proto-Germanic *biginnaną (“to begin”), from be- + base verb *ginnaną also found in Old English onginnan.

Frasi

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