No. 663 in Lithuanian

prasidės

"Prasidės" means "will begin" or "will start" in English.

In a sentence

Pamoka prasidės dešimtą valandą.
The lesson will start at ten o'clock.
Here, 'prasidės' indicates the future commencement of a scheduled event.
Po pietų prasidės koncertas.
The concert will begin after lunch.
In this sentence, 'prasidės' is used to express the future start of an event.
Kai viskas prasidės, niekas negalės sustabdyti.
When everything begins, no one will be able to stop it.
Here, 'prasidės' denotes the upcoming initiation of a significant action or event in a conditional context.

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