Basque Word of the Day
hasi
HA-si • verb — 2nd of Sep, 2026
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Meaning: to begin; to start
Examples
- Ikastaroa astelehenean hasiko da.
(The course will start on Monday.) - Goazen, lana hasi behar dugu.
(Let's go, we need to start work.) - Euria hasi da.
(It has started to rain.)
Synonyms
- abiatu
- martxan jarri
- burutu
Conjugation
| Person | Orainaldia | Iraganaldia |
|---|---|---|
| ni | hasi naiz | hasi nintzen |
| hi | hasi haiz | hasi hintzen |
| hura | hasi da | hasi zen |
| gu | hasi gara | hasi ginen |
| zu | hasi zara | hasi zinen |
| zuek | hasi zarete | hasi zineten |
| haiek | hasi dira | hasi ziren |
Antonyms
- amaitu
- bukatu
This is a very common verb for starting an action, event, or process. It is used in everyday speech and writing, and it often appears in forms like "hasiko da" (will start) or "hasi da" (has started).
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