noun · Nature

daybreak

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The meaning (definition) of the word daybreak

the time when the sun first comes up

The word daybreak used in a sentence

“Birds begin to sing at daybreak each morning.”

Words that mean the same as daybreak (synonyms)

dawnsunrise

Words that mean the opposite of daybreak (antonyms)

dusksunset

How the word daybreak is said around the world

Frenchlever du jour (luh-VAY dew zhoor)
Spanishamanecer (ah-mah-neh-THER)
Mandarin黎明 (lee ming)
Hindiभोर (bhohr)
Arabicالفَجْر (al-FAJR)
Russianрассвет (rah-SVYEHT)
Portuguese (EU)amanhecer (uh-muh-nyuh-SAYR)
Portuguese (BR)amanhecer (ah-mahn-yeh-SER)
Japaneseよあけ (yoh-AH-keh)
GermanMorgengrauen (MOR-gen-grow-en)
Urduسویرا (sa-VAY-raa)
Punjabiਸਵੇਰਾ (sa-VAY-raa)
Korean새벽 (SAY-byuhk)
Hebrewזריחה (zeh-ree-KHAH)
Greekξημέρωμα (ksee-ME-ro-ma)
Dutchzonsopgang (ZON-sop-khang)
Tagalogpagsikat ng araw (pahg-SEE-kaht nang AH-rahw)
Vietnamesebình minh (bing MING)
Turkishgün doğumu (gewn doh-oo-MOO)
Persianسپیده‌دم (se-pee-deh-DAM)
Polishświt (shveet)
Ukrainianсвітанок (SVEE-tah-nok)
Bengaliভোর (bhohr)
Swedishgryning (GRUE-ning)
Italianalba (AHL-bah)

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