This is the 3869th most frequent German word.
start
"Start" in German means "start" or "beginning" in English.
In this sentence, 'starte' derives from the verb 'starten', which translates to 'to start', used here in the sense of initiating the operation of a device, specifically a computer, to commence an activity.
Ich starte meinen Computer, um zu arbeiten.
I start my computer to work.
Here, 'startet' stems from 'starten', functioning as a descriptor for a defined commencement time of an event, emphasizing a point of beginning.
Das Rennen startet um 15:00 Uhr.
The race starts at 3:00 PM.
In this case, 'Start' is a noun indicating an initial phase or beginning point of an undertaking or activity, and is capitalized as all German nouns are.