beginning in Irish
beginning in Irish is tosach — beginning means the point or period at which something starts.
beginning in Irish
tosach
That which begins or originates something; the source or first cause.
What does "beginning" mean?
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noun The point or period at which something starts.
"The beginning of the film is a bit slow."
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beginning in a sentence
- The beginning of the film is a bit slow.
- They fell in love at the beginning of the summer.
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What is "beginning" in Irish?
"beginning" in Irish is tosach. beginning means: The point or period at which something starts.
How do you use "beginning" in a sentence?
Example: "The beginning of the film is a bit slow." In Irish, "beginning" is tosach.
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