early
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The meaning (definition) of the word early
before the usual or expected time
The word early used in a sentence
“We woke up early to watch the sunrise.”
How the word early is said around the world
| French | tôt (toh) |
| Spanish | temprano (taymp-RAH-noh) |
| Mandarin | 早 (dzow) |
| Hindi | जल्दी (GYUL-dee) |
| Arabic | مبكر (MOO-bah-keer) |
| Russian | рано (RAH-nu) |
| Portuguese (EU) | cedo (SAY-duu) |
| Portuguese (BR) | cedo (SAY-duu) |
| Japanese | 早く (hah-YAH-ku) |
| German | früh (frew) |
| Urdu | جلد (gyahld) |
| Punjabi | ਜਲਦੀ (GYU-luh-dee) |
| Korean | 일찍 (eel-JEEG) |
| Hebrew | מוקדם |
| Greek | νωρίς (noh-REES) |
| Dutch | vroeg (vrookh) |
| Tagalog | maaga (mahgah) |
| Vietnamese | sớm (SUR-m) |
| Turkish | erken (ER-kyan) |
| Persian | زود (zood) |
| Polish | wcześnie (FCHESH-nye) |
| Ukrainian | рано (RAH-noh) |
| Bengali | আগে (AH-gay) |
| Swedish | tidigt (TEE-dikt) |
| Italian | presto (PRES-toh) |
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