Fledgling (adjective)

1. In the process of developing or just starting; inexperienced or immature.
2. A young bird that has recently left the nest and is not yet fully fledged.
3. An organization, company, or individual that is just starting out or in the early stages of development.

Origin:

From middle english fledgeling, meaning "a young bird that has not yet acquired its flight feathers.".

Examples:

1. The fledgling singer was nervous about performing in front of a live audience for the first time.
2. The fledgling bird was flapping its wings, trying to learn how to fly.
3. The fledgling company was struggling to get off the ground, but had a lot of potential.
4. The fledgling entrepreneur was filled with ideas and energy, but lacked experience.
5. The fledgling democracy was still finding its footing, but was on the path towards stability.