This is the 9733rd most frequent French word.
entamera
"Entamera" means "will start" or "will begin."
Here, 'entamera' conjugated in the third-person singular future tense is used to indicate the initiation of a long-term activity, in this case university studies, emphasizing the start or launch of this significant phase.
Il entamera ses études universitaires en septembre.
He will begin his university studies in September.
In this context, 'entamera' highlights the action of starting a specific interpersonal interaction or dialogue, emphasizing the beginning of the conversational exchange.
Elle entamera une discussion avec le président demain.
She will start a discussion with the president tomorrow.
Here, 'entamerons,' the conjugated form of 'entamera' in the first-person plural future tense, is used to denote the initiation of a work-related venture or plan, signifying the action's starting point contingent on preconditions.