No. 2,567 in Spanish
comenzado
"Comenzado" means "started" or "begun."
In a sentence
El proyecto ha comenzado exitosamente.
The project has started successfully.
In this sentence, 'comenzado' is used as the past participle conjugation of the verb 'comenzar', employed in perfect tense form linked with 'ha' (has) to express an action that has recently or definitively happened.
Tenemos todo preparado para el evento, que será comenzado mañana.
We have everything prepared for the event, which will be started tomorrow.
Here, 'comenzado' acts as the past participle of 'comenzar', forming passive voice structures to speak about the upcoming initiation of the event.
He comenzado a aprender español hace un mes.
I started learning Spanish a month ago.
Here, 'comenzado' is connected with 'he' (I have) constructing the present perfect tense to describe the initiation of learning Spanish happening a month in the past.
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