始まり
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Base noun form. Used to refer to the start or origin of something, such as an event, story, or process. Often appears in phrases like 『始まりの時』 (hajimari no toki, 'the beginning of time').
Theme
User and their friend Akira are visiting a historical museum, discussing the origins of an ancient artifact.
始まり
はじまり
origin, beginning
Advanced ExpansionAbstract Concepts
Memory Hook
Imagine a story's 'start' where everything begins. 'Start' sounds like '始まり' (hajimari, 'beginning') — think of a 'hajime' (start) moment that marks the origin.
Cultural Note
In Japanese culture, beginnings are often celebrated, such as the start of a new year 『正月』 (shougatsu) or a school term. The word 『始まり』 (hajimari) is used in contexts like ceremonies, stories, and projects to denote the origin or commencement.
Forms
Base: 始まりBase noun form. Used to refer to the start or origin of something, such as an event, story, or process. Often appears in phrases like 『始まりの時』 (hajimari no toki, 'the beginning of time').