No. 12,063 in Spanish
inician
"Inician" means "they start" or "they initiate."
In a sentence
Los estudiantes inician el proyecto con entusiasmo.
The students start the project with enthusiasm.
Here, 'inician' is used to express an action starting intentionally by a group of students.
Inician su recorrido desde el parque.
They begin their journey from the park.
Here, 'inician' describes the beginning of a physical journey or movement.
Cada mañana, inician el día con una sonrisa.
Every morning, they start the day with a smile.
In this case, 'inician' is used metaphorically to represent starting daily activities with a positive mood.
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