first
çekim: çoğul die Ersten · tamlayan Erster
köken: From Middle High German ērest, from Old High German ērist, from Proto-West Germanic *airist.
aile: allererste, Erster, ersterer, erste Wahl, in erster Linie
beforehand, previously
eş: d’abord, avant
köken: Inherited from Middle French auparavant, a univerbation of au + par + avant.
🔊 un an auparavant
🔊 Je l'en avais averti longtemps auparavant.
🔊 Je n'avais jamais vu une aussi belle jeune fille auparavant.
first of all
eş: innanzi tutto, innanzitutto, in primo luogo, per prima cosa, prima di tutto, prima di ogni altra cosa
köken: Univerbation of anzi + tutto.
first
köken: Inherited from Middle Persian nxwst (naxwist, “first”), from Proto-Iranian *naxwist- (“first”), from Proto-Iranian *naxu- (“first, in front, high”), of uncertain origin, with no known cognates outside Iranian. Cognate to Northern Kurdish nexrî ('first-born') and akin to Old Armenian նախ (nax), an Iranian borrowing.
aile: نخستین, نخستی
at first · in the past, before, at an earlier time
köken: Ultimately from Arabic أَوَّل (ʔawwal, “first”).
aile: əvvəl-axır, əvvəl-əvvəl, əvvəla, əvvəlcə, əvvəlcədən, əvvəldən, əvvələn, əvvəlinci, əvvəlki, əvvəllər
🔊 üç dəqiqə bundan əvvəl
🔊 bir neçə il bundan əvvəl
first of all; first; firstly
köken: From Arabic أَوَّل (ʔawwal). Compare Uzbek avval.
ablative of беренсе (berense)
köken: Compare to Kazakh біріншіден (bırınşıden, “firstly”), Uzbek birinchidan (“firstly”), Uyghur بىرىنچىدىن (birinchidin, “firstly”).
🔊 Китапты беренсенән бишенсе бүлеккә тиклем уҡыу.
in the first place, firstly
köken: From Middle Dutch alreerst. Equivalent to aller- + eerst.
most importantly; primarily; mainly; chiefly; first and foremost
köken: Literally, “before nothing more”.
in the first place, to begin with, (in a question) at all
🔊 1945, 大東亞戰爭終結ノ詔書 抑々帝國臣民ノ康寧ヲ圖リ Somosomo teikoku shinmin no kōnei o hakari To strive for the well-being and security of the empire's subjects
first; initial
zıt: 最後, 最后
first, foremost
eş: 위선
köken: Sino-Korean word from 于先, from 于 (“particle”) + 先 (“preceding”)
one; the digit or figure "1". · first-grader; person who attends the first year of school · a class of first-graders
çekim: çoğul ettor · tamlayan ettas
köken: From the digit ett (“one”).
🔊 De barnen går i ettan.
to start the day, hello · for starters
köken: Literally, “for [a] good day”, or more loosely translated as “for [a] "good morning!"”.
🔊 Pocałuj mnie na dzień dobry!
🔊 Na dzień dobry chciałbym was wszystkich powitać
first of all, first and foremost, above all
köken: From пе́ред (péred, “before”) + усі́м (usím), instrumental singular of уве́сь (uvésʹ, “all”). Compare Polish przede wszystkim.
first, primary · first-class, high quality
köken: Borrowed from Classical Persian اول (awwal), from Arabic أَوَّل (ʔawwal), from the root ء و ل (ʔ w l).
aile: अव्वलन, अव्वलीन
first (before anything else), for the first time, at first, at the beginning
eş: ponejprv, nejdříve, napoprvé
köken: From první.
first
köken: From archaic and dialectal întâniu, from Vulgar Latin *antaneus, metathesis of Latin *anteanus (“former, prior”) (cf. French French ancien), from Latin ante, or alternatively from a root *antevenium, from anteveniō. Compare Aromanian ntãnj, ntãnjiu.
in the first place, to begin with
from the outset, from the beginning
köken: Presumably borrowed from Aramaic [Term?].
first, firstly · at first · not until, not till
köken: From the adjective første (“first”).