Adjective:

પ્રથમ વર્ષ,

first year's Usage Examples:

It has been noted by some commentators however that the viewership gap with Sunrise was actually higher in Wilkinson's first year as co-host in 2007, with the audience building over time to eventually overtake Sunrise.

In the first year of his reign he and Kenfu Adam had a falling out over the behavior of Kenfu's son-in-law Bajrond Tsadalu Egabet, who soon after his appointment was defeated in battle and had the signs of his office, the nagarit war drums, taken from him.

Bhaktivedanta Swami's personal typist and ISKCON secretary for the first year.

Colonial and post-colonial history The disruptions of the French colonial expansion in the first years of the 20th century led to inter clan rivalries, and later, the rise of mechanised traffic.

The Coolgardie to Esperance route was allocated £3,000 for new construction in the first year of these arrangements.

the first years of the 1920s, ultimately, the posture derives from the reposed figures of Le bonheur de vivre.

In Smith's first year with the Phillies, the team started poorly, dropping to 11 games below .

In the first year of development the stem is finely hairy.

These cars proved to be the bases for the two companies entries in the first year of the European Championship.

Archer made Masters history in 1983 when he employed its first female caddy, his 19-year-old daughter Elizabeth, in the first year that outside caddies were allowed at Augusta National.

The Foundation raised "60,000 its first year, increasing annual funding to "360,000 by 2007–2008.

rowing at Oxford University as a first year student but quickly switched to coxing when it became evident that his body type was more suited to that than pulling.

This was the first year in the UIF, the team moved to the association, after two years in the NIFL.

Synonyms:

original, eldest, first-year, prototypical, introductory, premiere, initial, prototypal, freshman, primary, early, archetypal, basic, premier, firstborn, prime, front, prototypic, archetypical,

Antonyms:

back, secondary, late, middle, unoriginal, last,