Hajimaru
Hajimaru is a Japanese intransitive verb meaning to begin or to start, used for events, processes, or actions that commence. It is written with the kanji 始まる and is typically used when the subject is the event itself rather than a person causing it to begin. For example, 映画が始まる means “the movie begins,” and 授業が始まる means “the class starts.”
Hajimaru contrasts with the transitive verb hajimeru, which means to start something or to initiate a task
Common conjugation forms include: dictionary form 始まる; polite form 始まります; te-form 始まって; past plain 始まった; negative 始まらない; past negative 始まらなかった. The
The noun 始まり (hajimari) derives from the verb and means “beginning” or “onset.” It is used to refer
In summary, hajimaru denotes the start of events or processes intransitively, while hajimeru is used when something