diurnal
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The meaning (definition) of the word diurnal
awake during the day and sleeping at night
The word diurnal used in a sentence
“The owl is diurnal and hunts when the sun is out.”
Words that mean the opposite of diurnal (antonyms)
nocturnal
How the word diurnal is said around the world
| French | diurne (dyewrn) |
| Spanish | diurno (dyoornoh) |
| Mandarin | 日间 (rì jiān) |
| Hindi | प्रतिदिन (prutidin) |
| Arabic | نهاري (nahahreey) |
| Russian | дневной (dnevnoi) |
| Portuguese (EU) | diurno (deeooruhnuu) |
| Portuguese (BR) | diurno (jeeooruhnuu) |
| Japanese | 日周 (nisshuu) |
| German | tageszeitlich (tahgestsytlihy) |
| Urdu | روزانہ (rohzahnah) |
| Punjabi | ਰੋਜ਼ਾਨਾ (rohzahnah) |
| Korean | 주간 (jugan) |
| Hebrew | יוֹמִי (yohmeey) |
| Greek | ημερήσιος (emeresios) |
| Dutch | dag (dahkh) |
| Tagalog | pang-araw (pahngahrow) |
| Vietnamese | ban ngày (bahn ngahy) |
| Turkish | gündüz (gyernderz) |
| Persian | روزانه (roozahnay) |
| Polish | dzienny (jenni) |
| Ukrainian | денний (dennyy) |
| Bengali | দৈনিক (dohyneek) |
| Swedish | daglig (dahglig) |
| Italian | diurno (dyoornoh) |
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