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1. (n.) nightfall
the coming of night; dusk.
Etymology: (1605–15)
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1. (noun) twilight, dusk, gloaming, gloam, nightfall, evenfall, fall, crepuscule, crepuscle
the time of day immediately following sunset
"he loved the twilight"; "they finished before the fall of night"
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1. (noun) nightfall
the close of the day
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Sense: the beginning of night; dusk.
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 Afrikaans: skemerdonker |
 Arabic: هُبوط الليْل |
 Bulgarian: здрач |
 Brazilian: crepúsculo |
 Czech: soumrak |
 German: der Einbruch der Nacht |
 Danish: skumring |
 Greek: σούρουπο, νύχτωμα |
 Spanish: anochecer |
 Estonian: videvik |
 Farsi: شب هنگام |
 Finnish: ilta |
 French: tombée de la nuit |
 Hebrew: רֶדֶת הַלַילָה |
 Hindi: सन्ध्या समय |
 Croatian: sumrak |
 Hungarian: alkony |
 Indonesian: senjakala |
 Icelandic: rökkurbil, ljósaskipti, n |
 Italian: crepuscolo |
 Japanese: 日暮 |
 Korean: 해질녘 |
 Lithuanian: sutema, prieblanda |
 Latvian: krēsla; tumsas iestāšanās |
 Malay: waktu senja |
 Dutch: schemering |
 Norwegian: mørkets frambrudd, skumri |
 Polish: zmrok |
 Persian: شب هنگام |
 Pashto: د شپى له خوا |
 Portuguese: crepúsculo |
 Romanian: căderea nopţii |
 Russian: вечер, сумерки |
 Slovak: súmrak |
 Slovenian: mrak |
 Serbian: sumrak |
 Swedish: kvällning, nattens (mörkr |
 Thai: ช่วงเวลาก่อนมืดมิด |
 Turkish: akşam karanlığı, akşam va |
 Taiwanese: 黃昏 |
 Ukrainian: присмерк, сутінки |
 Urdu: دھندلکا، آغاز شب |
 Vietnamese: hoàng hôn |
 Chinese: 黄昏 |
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