Meaning of start

Start

Common

verb

•

To

,

,

.

To

.

To

.

To

of a

or

.

To

or

(a

, an

); to

(a

for

).

To

onto being or into

; to

; to

.

•

To

an

.

•

To have its

(at),

.

•

To

or be

d; to

or be

.

To

in

.

To

.

To

and

to

; to

; to

; to

; to

to

or

.

To

from its

or

; to

or

; to

.

•

To

,

.

•

In Sports:

To

into

.

•

In Nautical:

To

; to

; to

and

from.

•

To

(menstruation).

noun

•

The

.

•

A

.

•

The

of a

, a

, etc.

•

An

in a

,

, etc; from the

of the

.

•

In Horticulture:

A

in a

to be

.

•

An

over somebody else; a

.

•

A

,

like a

.

•

A

,

that of a

.

•

The

or

front and

of a

.

•

The

, or level, of a

,

around by a

.

•

A

for

,

used to

, now also often to

or choose an

.

•

In Medicine:

of

and

.

name

•

A

, from

.

•

of

.

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Opposite

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Lineage

start

English

stert

Middle English (1100-1500)

sterten

Middle English (1100-1500)

styrtan

Old English (ca. 450-1100)

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