“To have started something” in Japanese
Short answer
To have started something in Japanese is “仕掛かる” (shikakaru). Full meaning: to start something; to have started something, but not yet finished it.
Other ways to say “To have started something” in Japanese
しかかる
shikakaru to start something; to have started something, but not yet finished it
仕掛かッ
shikaka to start something; to have started something, but not yet finished it
しかかッ
shikaka to start something; to have started something, but not yet finished it
仕掛かっ
shikaka to start something; to have started something, but not yet finished it
しかかっ
shikaka to start something; to have started something, but not yet finished it
しかかれ
shikakare to start something; to have started something, but not yet finished it
しかかん
shikakan to start something; to have started something, but not yet finished it
仕掛かろ
shikakaro to start something; to have started something, but not yet finished it
しかから
shikakara to start something; to have started something, but not yet finished it
仕掛かり
shikakari to start something; to have started something, but not yet finished it
仕掛かれ
shikakare to start something; to have started something, but not yet finished it
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