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1. A.M.
Master of Arts.
2. a.m.
before noon.
3. a.m.
the period from midnight to noon, esp. the period of daylight prior to noon.
Etymology: (1755–65; < L ante merīdiem)
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1. (noun) americium, Am, atomic number 95
a radioactive transuranic metallic element; discovered by bombarding uranium with helium atoms
2. (noun) Master of Arts, MA, Artium Magister, AM
a master's degree in arts and sciences
3. (adj) amplitude modulation, AM
modulation of the amplitude of the (radio) carrier wave
4. (adverb) ante meridiem, a.m.
before noon
5. (adverb) ante meridiem, A.M.
before noon
"let's meet at 11 A.M."
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1. (abbreviation) a.m.
indicates the time between midnight and noon
1 a.m.
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Sense: in the morning (before midday)
at 10 am; at 1.00 am (= one hour after midnight; one o' clock in the morning).
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 Afrikaans: v.m. |
 Arabic: قَبْل الظُّهْر |
 Bulgarian: сутрин |
 Brazilian: AM |
 Czech: ráno, dopoledne (zkratka) |
 German: vor mittags |
 Danish: om morgenen; om formiddag |
 Greek: βλ. am |
 Spanish: de la mañana |
 Estonian: enne lõunat, hommikul (tu |
 Farsi: بامداد؛ صبح |
 Finnish: aamupäivällä |
 French: du matin |
 Hebrew: בַּבּוֹקֶר |
 Hindi: दोपहर से पहले का समय |
 Croatian: prije podne |
 Indonesian: pagi |
 Italian: di mattina |
 Japanese: 午前 |
 Korean: 오전 |
 Lithuanian: ryto, priešpiet |
 Latvian: no rīta; priekšpusdienā |
 Malay: pagi |
 Dutch: 'sochtends |
 Norwegian: klokka 2401–1200 |
 Polish: przed południem |
 Persian: بامداد؛ صبح |
 Pashto: سهار |
 Russian: до полудня; утро |
 Slovak: dopoludnia, predpoludním |
 Slovenian: zjutraj, dopoldne |
 Serbian: pre podne |
 Swedish: på förmiddagen, f.m. |
 Thai: เวลาหลังเที่ยงคืนถึงเที่ย |
 Turkish: öğleden önce |
 Taiwanese: 午前 |
 Ukrainian: до полудня |
 Urdu: ہوں ، صیغہ واحد متکل کے ل |
 Vietnamese: buổi sáng |
 Chinese: 午前，上午 |
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