daybreak

See also: Daybreak and day-break

English

daybreak over the Arbizon

Etymology

day +‎ break

Pronunciation

(UK) IPA^(key): /ˈdeɪbɹeɪk/

Noun

daybreak (countable and uncountable, plural daybreaks)

Dawn.

Synonyms

break of dawn, break of day, crack of dawn, sunrise

Antonyms

dusk, nightbreak

Translations

dawn

Armenian: լուսաբաց (hy) (lusabacʿ), այգաբաց (hy) (aygabacʿ), արեւածագ (arewacag)
Aromanian: hãryii f, apiritã f, cripatã f
Bulgarian: зазоряване n (zazorjavane)
Catalan: alba (ca) f
Chinese:
Mandarin: 黎明 (zh) (límíng), 拂曉 (zh), 拂晓 (zh) (fúxiǎo), 破曉 (zh), 破晓 (zh) (pòxiǎo), 晨 (zh) (chén)
Czech: úsvit m, svítání (cs) n
Dutch: dageraad (nl) m
Esperanto: tagiĝo
Finnish: aamunkoitto (fi)
French: point du jour (fr) m
Georgian: განთიადი (gantiadi), ცისკარი (cisḳari), გარიჟრაჟი (garižraži), რიჟრაჟი (rižraži), ალიონი (alioni), აისი (aisi)
German: Tagesanbruch (de) m
Greek: αυγή (el) f (avgí)
Ancient: ὄρθρος m (órthros)
Irish: briseadh an lae m, amhscarthanach f
Japanese: 夜明け (ja) (よあけ, yoake), 黎明 (ja) (れいめい, reimei)
Latin: aurora (la) m, * Latin: dīlūculum n

Lithuanian: aušra (lt) f
Maori: ata pongipongi, aoatea, ata hāpara, hāpara, haeata, puata, maruata
Norwegian:
Bokmål: grytidlig (at daybreak, at the crack of dawn)
Persian: سحر‎ (fa) (sahar)
Polish: świt (pl) m, brzask (pl) m
Portuguese: amanhecer (pt) m, raiar do sol m, nascer do sol m, aurora (pt) f
Romanian: răsărit de soare (ro) n, zori (ro), auroră (ro) f, albă f
Russian: рассве́т (ru) m (rassvét), заря́ (ru) f (zarjá)
Scottish Gaelic: briseadh-latha m
Spanish: amanecer (es) m
Swedish: gryning (sv), dagning (sv), dagbräckning (sv)
Tagalog: bukang-liwayway (tl)
Volapük: gödalulit, delaprim (vo)
Welsh: gwawr (cy) f
Westrobothnian: dagsrand f, dagrand f
Yiddish: פֿאַרטאָג‎ (yi) m (fartog)

Further reading

daybreak on Wikipedia.Wikipedia

Anagrams

Baker day

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