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1. (n.) daybreak
the first appearance of daylight in the morning; dawn.
Etymology: (1520–30)
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1. (noun) dawn, dawning, morning, aurora, first light, daybreak, break of day, break of the day, dayspring, sunrise, sunup, cockcrow
the first light of day
"we got up before dawn"; "they talked until morning"
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1. (noun) daybreak
the time of the first appearance of light in the morning
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Sense: dawn; the first appearance of light
We left at daybreak.
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 Afrikaans: dagbreek |
 Arabic: فَجْر، سَحَر، انْبِلاج ال |
 Bulgarian: зора |
 Brazilian: amanhecer |
 Czech: svítání, rozednění |
 German: der Tagesanbruch |
 Danish: daggry |
 Greek: ξημέρωμα |
 Spanish: amanecer |
 Estonian: koit |
 Farsi: سپیده دم؛ سحر |
 Finnish: aamunsarastus |
 French: lever du jour |
 Hebrew: שַׁחַר |
 Hindi: भोर, तड़के, अलस्सुबह |
 Croatian: svitanje |
 Hungarian: hajnal(hasadás) |
 Indonesian: pagi |
 Icelandic: dagrenning |
 Italian: albeggiare |
 Japanese: 夜明け |
 Korean: 동틀녁 |
 Lithuanian: aušra |
 Latvian: rītausma |
 Malay: waktu fajar |
 Dutch: dageraad |
 Norwegian: daggry |
 Polish: świt |
 Persian: سپیده دم؛ سحر |
 Pashto: سهاړه |
 Portuguese: amanhecer |
 Romanian: zorii zilei |
 Russian: рассвет |
 Slovak: úsvit, svitanie |
 Slovenian: zora |
 Serbian: svitanje |
 Swedish: gryning, dagning |
 Thai: ฟ้าสาง |
 Turkish: tan,şafak vakti |
 Taiwanese: 黎明 |
 Ukrainian: світанок |
 Urdu: پو پھٹنا |
 Vietnamese: bình minh |
 Chinese: 黎明 |
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