night

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• British, Southern, Standard: /ˈnɑjt/
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• British, Southern, Standard: /ˈnɑjʔ/
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• General-American, Received-Pronunciation: /ˈnaɪ̯t/
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• General-American, Received-Pronunciation: [ˈnaɪ̯t]
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• /ˈnɐɪ̯t/
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• [ˈnɐɪ̯t]
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• /ˈnɜɪ̯t/
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• [ˈnɜɪ̯t]
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• /ˈnʌɪ̯t/
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• [ˈnʌɪ̯t]
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• /ˈnəɪ̯t/
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• [ˈnəɪ̯t]
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• Australian, New-Zealand: /ˈnɑɪ̯t/
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• Australian, New-Zealand: [ˈnɑ̟ɪ̯t]
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• Australian, New-Zealand: /ˈnɒɪ̯t/
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• Australian, New-Zealand: [ˈnɒ̈ɪ̯t]
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• Northumbria: /ˈniːt/
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• Northumbria: [ˈniːt]
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• rhymes with -aɪt
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• homophone: knight
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• homophone: nite
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• CMU ARPABET: N AY1 T Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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From Middle English nighte, night, nyght, niȝt, naht, from Old English niht, from Proto-West Germanic *naht (“night”), from Proto-Germanic *nahts (“night”), from Proto-Indo-European *nókwts (“night”). Cognates Cognate with Scots nicht (“night”), Yola neeght, nieght, nyeght (“night”), North Frisian naacht, Nacht, noach, nåcht (“night”), Saterland Frisian Noacht (“night”), West Frisian nacht (“night”), Cimbrian and Dutch nacht (“night”), German and Low German Nacht (“night”), Luxembourgish Nuecht (“night”), Mòcheno nòcht (“night”), Vilamovian naocht (“night”), Yiddish נאַכט (nakht, “night”), Danish nat (“night”), Faroese nátt (“night”), Icelandic nátt, nótt (“night”), Norwegian Bokmål, Norwegian Nynorsk, and Swedish natt (“night”), Scanian nøtt (“night”), Gothic 𐌽𐌰𐌷𐍄𐍃 (nahts, “night”); also Breton noz (“night”), Cornish and Welsh nos (“night”), Irish anocht (“tonight”), Manx noght (“tonight”), Scottish Gaelic a-nochd, an nochd (“tonight”), Latin nox (“night”) (whence English nox, a doublet), Greek νύχτα (nýchta, “night”), Albanian natë (“night”), Latgalian and Latvian nakts (“night”), Lithuanian naktis (“night”), Belarusian ноч (noč, “night”), Bulgarian нощ (nošt, “night”), Czech, Polish, and Slovak noc (“night”), Macedonian ноќ (noḱ, “night”), Russian ночь (nočʹ, “night”), Serbo-Croatian ноћ, noć (“night”), Slovene noč (“night”), Ukrainian ніч (nič, “night”), Tocharian A nakcu (“last night; at night”), Tocharian B nekcīye (“last night; at night”), Hittite 𒉈𒆪𒊻 (nekuz, “evening, nightfall; dawn, twilight”), Sanskrit नक्त् (nákt).

710 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Bengali: রাত্রি (ratri) — Short for good night
• Dutch: nacht — Short for good night
• Finnish: öitä! — Short for good night
• West-Frisian: nacht — Short for good night
• German: Nacht! — Short for good night
• Hindi: रात्रि (rātri) — Short for good night
• Irish: oíche mhaith — Short for good night
• Malay: malam — Short for good night
• Russian: ночи (noči) — Short for good night
• Swahili: usiku — Short for good night
• Swedish: gonatt — Short for good night
• Telugu: నిద్ర లేమి (nidra lēmi) — Short for good night
• Vietnamese: chúc ngủ ngon — Short for good night
• Vietnamese: tạm biệt — Short for good night
• Arabic: سورة الليل — 92nd sura of the Qur'an
• Uyghur: لەيل (leyl) — 92nd sura of the Qur'an
• Abinomn: siwi — period between sunset and sunrise
• Abkhaz: аҵх (acʼx) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Abkhaz: аҵых (acʼəx) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Acehnese: malam — period between sunset and sunrise
• Afar: bar — period between sunset and sunrise
• Afrikaans: nag — period between sunset and sunrise
• Ahom: 𑜁𑜢𑜤𑜃𑜫 (khün) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Ahtna: tets — period between sunset and sunrise
• Ainu: アンチカㇻ (ancikar) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Akkadian: 𒆥𒋝 (liliātu) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Albanian: natë — period between sunset and sunrise
• Albanian: nata — period between sunset and sunrise
• Southern Altai: тӱн (tün) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Amharic: ሌት (let) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Amharic: ሌሊት (lelit) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Chungli Ao: aonung — period between sunset and sunrise
• Arabic: لَيْلَة (layla) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Arabic: لَيْل (layl) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Arabic: ليل (lēl) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Arabic: ليلة (lēla) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Arabic: بليل — period between sunset and sunrise
• Arabic: ليلة (lēla) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Arabic: ليل (lēl) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Aragonese: nueit — period between sunset and sunrise
• Aragonese: nuei — period between sunset and sunrise
• Assyrian Neo-Aramaic: ܠܲܝܠܹܐ (layle) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Aramaic: ܠܠܝܐ (lilyā’) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Aramaic: לליא (lilyā’) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Archi: иш (iš) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Armenian: գիշեր (gišer) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Aromanian: noapti — period between sunset and sunrise
• Aromanian: noapte — period between sunset and sunrise
• Aromanian: nopti — period between sunset and sunrise
• Eastern Arrernte: ingwe — period between sunset and sunrise
• Assamese: ৰাতি (rati) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Asturian: nueche — period between sunset and sunrise
• Atayal: gbyan — period between sunset and sunrise
• Avar: сордо (sordo) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Avestan: 𐬑𐬴𐬀𐬞𐬀𐬥 (xṣ̌apan) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Aymara: aruma — period between sunset and sunrise
• Azerbaijani: gecə — period between sunset and sunrise
• Bactrian: χαβ (khab) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Bakhtiari: شو (šaw) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Baluchi: شپ (šap) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Bangi: mokolo — period between sunset and sunrise
• Bashkir: төн (tön) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Basque: gau — period between sunset and sunrise
• Belarusian: ноч (noč) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Bengali: রাত (rat) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Bhojpuri: 𑂩𑂰𑂞𑂱 (rāti) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Bhojpuri: राति (rāti) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Bhojpuri: रात (rāt) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Big Nambas: lihat — period between sunset and sunrise
• Central Bikol: banggi — period between sunset and sunrise
• Boloki: butú — period between sunset and sunrise
• Eastern Bontoc: lafi — period between sunset and sunrise
• Breton: noz — period between sunset and sunrise
• Buginese: wenni — period between sunset and sunrise
• Bulgarian: нощ (nošt) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Burmese: ည (nya.) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Buryat: һүни (hüni) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Carpathian Rusyn: нуч (nuč) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Catalan: nit — period between sunset and sunrise
• Catawba: witchawa — period between sunset and sunrise
• Cebuano: gabii — period between sunset and sunrise
• Central Atlas Tamazight: ⵉⴹ (iḍ) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Chamicuro: chpolyaye — period between sunset and sunrise
• Chamorro: puengi — period between sunset and sunrise
• Chechen: буьйса (büüsa) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Cherokee: ᏒᎠᏱ (svayi) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Cheyenne: táa'e — period between sunset and sunrise
• Chickasaw: oklhili — period between sunset and sunrise
• Chinese Cantonese: 夜晚 (je6 maan5) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Chinese: е (iə) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Chinese: еван (iəvan) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Chinese: ванщи (vanxi) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Chinese: 暗暝 (àm-mê, àm-mî) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Chinese: 暗頭 /暗头 (àm-thâu) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Chinese: 暝時 /暝时 (mê-sî, mî-sî) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Chinese: 暗時 /暗时 (àm-sî) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Chinese Mandarin: 夜晚 (yèwǎn) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Chinese Mandarin: 夜 (yè) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Chinese Mandarin: 宵 (xiāo) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Wu Chinese: 夜到 — period between sunset and sunrise
• Chukchi: ныкирит (nykirit) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Chuvash: ҫӗр (śĕr) — period between sunset and sunrise
• East Circassian: жэщ (žɛś) — period between sunset and sunrise
• West Circassian: чэщы (čɛśə) — period between sunset and sunrise
• West Circassian: чэщ (čɛś) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Maore Comorian: uku class 11/6 — period between sunset and sunrise
• Ngazidja Comorian: masihu — period between sunset and sunrise
• Cornish: nos — period between sunset and sunrise
• Crimean Tatar: gece — period between sunset and sunrise
• Czech: noc — period between sunset and sunrise
• Dalmatian: nuat — period between sunset and sunrise
• Danish: nat — period between sunset and sunrise
• Dargwa: дуги (dugi) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Dhivehi: ރޭ (rē) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Dolgan: түүн (tüün) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Central Dusun: doungotuong — period between sunset and sunrise
• Dutch: nacht — period between sunset and sunrise
• Dzongkha: ཕྱི་རུ་ (phyi ru) — period between sunset and sunrise
• South Efate: p̃og — period between sunset and sunrise
• Egyptian: g:r-H-N2 (grḥ) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Emilian: nôt — period between sunset and sunrise
• Erzya: ве (ve) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Eshtehardi: شو (šow) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Esperanto: nokto — period between sunset and sunrise
• Estonian: öö — period between sunset and sunrise
• Even: долбани (dolʙaņi) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Evenki: долбони (dolboņi) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Ewe: zã — period between sunset and sunrise
• Extremaduran: nochi — period between sunset and sunrise
• Faroese: nátt — period between sunset and sunrise
• Finnish: yö — period between sunset and sunrise
• French: nuit — period between sunset and sunrise
• Middle French: nuyt — period between sunset and sunrise
• Old French: nuit — period between sunset and sunrise
• Old French: noit — period between sunset and sunrise
• Saterland Frisian: Noacht — period between sunset and sunrise
• West-Frisian: nacht — period between sunset and sunrise
• Friulian: gnot — period between sunset and sunrise
• Gagauz: gecä — period between sunset and sunrise
• Galician: noite — period between sunset and sunrise
• Galician: madrugada — period between sunset and sunrise
• Ge'ez: ሌሊት (lelit) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Georgian: ღამე (ɣame) — period between sunset and sunrise
• German: Nacht — period between sunset and sunrise
• Bavarian German: Nocht — period between sunset and sunrise
• Middle High German: naht — period between sunset and sunrise
• Gilbertese: bong — period between sunset and sunrise
• Gothic: 𐌽𐌰𐌷𐍄𐍃 (nahts) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Greek: νύχτα (nýchta) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Ancient Greek: νύξ (núx) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Greenlandic: unnuk — period between sunset and sunrise
• Mbya Guarani: pytũ — period between sunset and sunrise
• Paraguayan Guarani: pyhare — period between sunset and sunrise
• Gujarati: રાત (rāt) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Gujarati: રાત્રી (rātrī) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Haitian Creole: lannuit — period between sunset and sunrise
• Hawaiian: pō — period between sunset and sunrise
• Hebrew: לַיְלָה (láyla) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Higaonon: daluman — period between sunset and sunrise
• Hindi: रात (rāt) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Hindi: रात्रि (rātri) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Hindi: रात्र (rātra) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Hindi: राति (rāti) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Hindi: निशा (niśā) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Hindi: रैन (rain) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Hindi: यामिका (yāmikā) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Hindi: यामिनी (yāminī) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Hindi: शर्वरी (śarvarī) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Hindi: रजनी (rajnī) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Hittite: 𒅖𒉺𒀭𒍝 (išpanz) — period between sunset and sunrise
• White Hmong: hmos — period between sunset and sunrise
• Hungarian: éjszaka — period between sunset and sunrise
• Hungarian: éjjel — period between sunset and sunrise
• Hungarian: éj — period between sunset and sunrise
• Hunsrik: Nacht — period between sunset and sunrise
• Hunsrik: naacht — period between sunset and sunrise
• Iban: malam — period between sunset and sunrise
• Icelandic: nótt — period between sunset and sunrise
• Icelandic: nátt — period between sunset and sunrise
• Icelandic: (skaldic) njóla — period between sunset and sunrise
• Ido: nokto — period between sunset and sunrise
• Igala: òdu — period between sunset and sunrise
• Ilocano: rabii — period between sunset and sunrise
• Indonesian: malam — period between sunset and sunrise
• Ingrian: öö — period between sunset and sunrise
• Ingrian: öökaus — period between sunset and sunrise
• Ingush: бийса (biı̇sa) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Iranun: magabi — period between sunset and sunrise
• Irish: oíche — period between sunset and sunrise
• Old Irish: adaig — period between sunset and sunrise
• Isnag: xabi — period between sunset and sunrise
• Istriot: nuoto — period between sunset and sunrise
• Istro-Romanian: nopte — period between sunset and sunrise
• Italian: notte — period between sunset and sunrise
• Japanese: 夜 — period between sunset and sunrise
• Javanese: wengi — period between sunset and sunrise
• Old Javanese: wĕṅi — period between sunset and sunrise
• Jeju: 밤 (bam) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Kalasha: rat — period between sunset and sunrise
• Lubuagan Kalinga: labi — period between sunset and sunrise
• Southern Kalinga: lafi — period between sunset and sunrise
• Kalmyk: сө (sö) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Kannada: ಇರುಳು (iruḷu) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Kannada: ರಾತ್ರಿ (rātri) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Kanuri: búne — period between sunset and sunrise
• Kapampangan: bengi — period between sunset and sunrise
• Karachay-Balkar: кече (keçe) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Karakalpak: tún — period between sunset and sunrise
• Kashmiri: راتھ (rāth) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Kashubian: noc — period between sunset and sunrise
• Kazakh: түн (tün) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Ket: си — period between sunset and sunrise
• Khakas: тӱн (tün) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Khmer: យប់ (yup) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Khmer: រាត្រី (riətrəy) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Khowar: چُھوئی (čhuí) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Kituba: mpimpa — period between sunset and sunrise
• Komi-Permyak: вой (voj) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Kongo: mpimpa — period between sunset and sunrise
• Korean: 밤 (bam) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Koryak: ныкинык (nəkinək) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Kumyk: гече (geçe) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Central Kurdish: شەو (şew) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Northern Kurdish: şev — period between sunset and sunrise
• Kyrgyz: түн (tün) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Ladino: noche — period between sunset and sunrise
• Lak: хьхьу (x̂:u) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Lakota: haŋhépi — period between sunset and sunrise
• Lao: ຄືນ (khư̄n) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Latgalian: nakts — period between sunset and sunrise
• Latin: nox — period between sunset and sunrise
• Latvian: nakts — period between sunset and sunrise
• Laz: სერი (seri) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Lezgi: йиф (jif) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Ligurian: néutte — period between sunset and sunrise
• Lingala: butú — period between sunset and sunrise
• Lingala: butu — period between sunset and sunrise
• Lithuanian: naktis — period between sunset and sunrise
• Lithuanian: šiaurė — period between sunset and sunrise
• Livonian: īe — period between sunset and sunrise
• Lombard: nott — period between sunset and sunrise
• Lower Tanana: tetth — period between sunset and sunrise
• Luba-Kasai: bufuku — period between sunset and sunrise
• Luba-Katanga: bufuku — period between sunset and sunrise
• Lutuv: zuo — period between sunset and sunrise
• Luxembourgish: Nuecht — period between sunset and sunrise
• Luxembourgish: Nuet — period between sunset and sunrise
• Macedonian: ноќ (noḱ) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Magahi: 𑂩𑂰𑂞𑂱 (rāti) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Maguindanao: magabi — period between sunset and sunrise
• Maithili: राति (rāit) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Makasae: gamu — period between sunset and sunrise
• Makasar: bangi — period between sunset and sunrise
• Malagasy: alina — period between sunset and sunrise
• Malay: malam — period between sunset and sunrise
• Malay: lailah — period between sunset and sunrise
• Malayalam: രാത്രി (rātri) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Maltese: lejl — period between sunset and sunrise
• Manchu: ᡩᠣᠪᠣᡵᡳ (dobori) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Western Bukidnon Manobo: dukilem — period between sunset and sunrise
• Mansaka: gabi — period between sunset and sunrise
• Manx: oie — period between sunset and sunrise
• Māori: pō — period between sunset and sunrise
• Maranao: gagawi'i — period between sunset and sunrise
• Marathi: रात्र (rātra) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Eastern Mari: йӱд (jüd) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Western Mari: йыд (jyd) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Marshallese: bon̄ — period between sunset and sunrise
• Central Mazahua: xomu̷ — period between sunset and sunrise
• Mazanderani: شو (šo) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Middle English: nyght — period between sunset and sunrise
• Mingrelian: სერი (seri) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Mirandese: nuite — period between sunset and sunrise
• Central Sierra Miwok: kawý·ly- — period between sunset and sunrise
• Mòcheno: nòcht — period between sunset and sunrise
• Moksha: ве (ve) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Mon: ဗ္တံ (hətɔm) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Mongolian: шөнө (šönö) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Mongolian: ᠰᠥᠨᠢ (söni) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Mpade: faɗe — period between sunset and sunrise
• Mwani: usiku — period between sunset and sunrise
• Khiamniungan Naga: āshēuh — period between sunset and sunrise
• Classical Nahuatl: yohualli — period between sunset and sunrise
• Guerrero-Nahuatl: yewajli — period between sunset and sunrise
• Highland Puebla Nahuatl: yohual — period between sunset and sunrise
• Mecayapan Nahuatl: yóhual — period between sunset and sunrise
• Northern Puebla Nahuatl: yohuali — period between sunset and sunrise
• Tetelcingo-Nahuatl: yohuali̱ — period between sunset and sunrise
• Tlamacazapa Nahuatl: yowali — period between sunset and sunrise
• Nanai: долбо (dolbo) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Nandi: kemboi — period between sunset and sunrise
• Nauruan: anubumin — period between sunset and sunrise
• Navajo: tłʼééʼ — period between sunset and sunrise
• Neapolitan: notte — period between sunset and sunrise
• Nepali: रात (rāt) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Nivkh: урк (urk) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Nogai: туьн (tün) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Norman: niet — period between sunset and sunrise
• Norman: nyit — period between sunset and sunrise
• Norwegian Bokmål: natt — period between sunset and sunrise
• Norwegian Nynorsk: natt — period between sunset and sunrise
• Occitan: nuèch — period between sunset and sunrise
• Occitan: nuèit — period between sunset and sunrise
• Old Occitan: noit — period between sunset and sunrise
• Odia: ରାତି (rāti) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Northern Ohlone: múr — period between sunset and sunrise
• Okinawan: 夜 — period between sunset and sunrise
• Okinoerabu: 夜 (yīru) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Church Slavic: нощь (noštĭ) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Church Slavic: ⱀⱁⱋⱐ (noštĭ) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Old East Slavic: ночь (nočĭ) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Old English: niht — period between sunset and sunrise
• Old Norse: nátt — period between sunset and sunrise
• Old Norse: njóla — period between sunset and sunrise
• Oromo: halkan — period between sunset and sunrise
• Ossetian: ӕхсӕв (æxsæv) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Pali: ratti — period between sunset and sunrise
• Pali: natta — period between sunset and sunrise
• Pali: nisā — period between sunset and sunrise
• Pannonian Rusyn: ноц (noc) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Papiamentu: nochi — period between sunset and sunrise
• Pashto: شپه (špa) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Pennsylvania German: Nacht — period between sunset and sunrise
• Dari: شَب (šab) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Dari: شَو (šaw) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Iranian Persian: شَب (šab) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Iranian Persian: شُو (šow) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Middle Persian: LYLYA (šab) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Phoenician: 𐤋𐤋 (ll) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Piedmontese: neuit — period between sunset and sunrise
• Pijin: naet — period between sunset and sunrise
• Pipil: tayua — period between sunset and sunrise
• Pitjantjatjara: munga — period between sunset and sunrise
• Polabian: nüc — period between sunset and sunrise
• Polish: noc — period between sunset and sunrise
• Portuguese: noite — period between sunset and sunrise
• Punjabi: ਰਾਤ (rāt) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Punjabi: رات (pnb) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Quechua: tuta — period between sunset and sunrise
• Quechua: pagas — period between sunset and sunrise
• Quechua: ch'isi — period between sunset and sunrise
• Rapa Nui: pō — period between sunset and sunrise
• Rendille: iben — period between sunset and sunrise
• Réunion Creole French: nuit — period between sunset and sunrise
• Rohingya: rait — period between sunset and sunrise
• Romagnol: nòt — period between sunset and sunrise
• Romagnol: nòta — period between sunset and sunrise
• Romani: rat — period between sunset and sunrise
• Romanian: noapte — period between sunset and sunrise
• Romansh: notg — period between sunset and sunrise
• Romansh: not — period between sunset and sunrise
• Russian: ночь (nočʹ) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Saho: bar — period between sunset and sunrise
• Inari-Sami: ijjâ — period between sunset and sunrise
• Kildin-Sami: ыйй (yjj) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Lule-Sami: idja — period between sunset and sunrise
• Northern Sami: idja — period between sunset and sunrise
• Pite Sami: ijja — period between sunset and sunrise
• Southern Sami: jïjje — period between sunset and sunrise
• Ter Sami: jɨjj — period between sunset and sunrise
• Ume-Sami: jïjja — period between sunset and sunrise
• Samoan: valuapo — period between sunset and sunrise
• Samoan: po — period between sunset and sunrise
• Sanskrit: रात्रि (rātri) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Sanskrit: क्षप् (kṣáp) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Sanskrit: नक्त् (nákt) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Sardinian: noti — period between sunset and sunrise
• Sardinian: notti — period between sunset and sunrise
• Sarikoli: x̌eb — period between sunset and sunrise
• Scots: nicht — period between sunset and sunrise
• Scottish Gaelic: oidhche — period between sunset and sunrise
• Serbo-Croatian: ноћ — period between sunset and sunrise
• Serbo-Croatian: noć — period between sunset and sunrise
• Shan: ၶိုၼ် (khǔen) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Shona: husiku — period between sunset and sunrise
• Shor: тӱн (tün) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Shor: қара (qara) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Shughni: ах̌ӣб (ax̌īb) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Sicilian: notti — period between sunset and sunrise
• Sidamo: hashsha — period between sunset and sunrise
• Sindhi: راتِ (rāti) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Sinhalese: රෑ (rǣ) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Slovak: noc — period between sunset and sunrise
• Slovene: noč — period between sunset and sunrise
• Somali: habeen — period between sunset and sunrise
• Lower Sorbian: noc — period between sunset and sunrise
• Upper Sorbian: nóc — period between sunset and sunrise
• Sotho: hosiu — period between sunset and sunrise
• Sougb: loba — period between sunset and sunrise
• Spanish: noche — period between sunset and sunrise
• Spanish: cheno — period between sunset and sunrise
• Spanish: sorna — period between sunset and sunrise
• Sundanese: peuting — period between sunset and sunrise
• Sundanese: wengi — period between sunset and sunrise
• Svan: ლე̄თ (lēt) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Swahili: usiku — period between sunset and sunrise
• Swedish: natt — period between sunset and sunrise
• Sylheti: ꠞꠣꠁꠔ (rait) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Tabasaran: йишв — period between sunset and sunrise
• Tagalog: gabi — period between sunset and sunrise
• Tahitian: pō — period between sunset and sunrise
• Tajik: шаб (šab) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Talysh: şəv — period between sunset and sunrise
• Talysh: شو (šav) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Tamil: இரவு (iravu) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Tat: şö — period between sunset and sunrise
• Tatar: төн (tön) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Tatar: төнгелек (töngelek) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Tausug: dūm — period between sunset and sunrise
• Telugu: రాత్రి (rātri) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Ternate: futu — period between sunset and sunrise
• Tetum: kalan — period between sunset and sunrise
• Thai: กลางคืน (glaang-kʉʉn) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Thai: คืน (kʉʉn) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Thai: ราตรี (raa-dtrii) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Tibetan: མཚན་མོ (mtshan mo) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Tibetan: དགོང་མོ (dgong mo) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Tigrinya: ለይቲ (läyti) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Tocharian B: yṣīye — period between sunset and sunrise
• Tok Pisin: nait — period between sunset and sunrise
• Tokelauan: pō — period between sunset and sunrise
• Tongan: poʻuli — period between sunset and sunrise
• Tsakhur: хамде (ꭓamdje) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Tumbuka: usiku — period between sunset and sunrise
• Turkish: gece — period between sunset and sunrise
• Ottoman Turkish: كیجه (gece) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Turkmen: gije — period between sunset and sunrise
• Tuvan: дүн (dün) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Udi: шу (šu) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Udmurt: уй (uj) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Ugaritic: 𐎍𐎍 (ll) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Ukrainian: ніч (nič) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Urdu: رات (rāt) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Urdu: شَب (śab) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Uyghur: تۈن (tün) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Uyghur: كېچە (këche) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Uzbek: tun — period between sunset and sunrise
• Uzbek: kecha — period between sunset and sunrise
• Venetan: note — period between sunset and sunrise
• Veps: ö — period between sunset and sunrise
• Vietnamese: đêm — period between sunset and sunrise
• Vietnamese: tối — period between sunset and sunrise
• Vietnamese: ban đêm — period between sunset and sunrise
• Vietnamese: khuya — period between sunset and sunrise
• Vilamovian: nocht — period between sunset and sunrise
• Vilamovian: naocht — period between sunset and sunrise
• Volapük: neit — period between sunset and sunrise
• Võro: üü — period between sunset and sunrise
• Votic: üü — period between sunset and sunrise
• Wakhi: naγd — period between sunset and sunrise
• Walloon: nute — period between sunset and sunrise
• Walloon: niût — period between sunset and sunrise
• Warlpiri: munga — period between sunset and sunrise
• Welsh: nos — period between sunset and sunrise
• Winnebago: hąąhe — period between sunset and sunrise
• Wolof: guddi — period between sunset and sunrise
• Yaghnobi: хишап (xišap) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Yakan: sangem — period between sunset and sunrise
• Yakut: түүн (tüün) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Yao (Africa): cilo — period between sunset and sunrise
• Yiddish: נאַכט (nakht) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Yonaguni: 夜 (duru) — period between sunset and sunrise
• Yoruba: òru — period between sunset and sunrise
• Yucatec Maya: áak'ab — period between sunset and sunrise
• Zazaki: şew — period between sunset and sunrise
• Zealandic: nacht — period between sunset and sunrise
• Zhuang: hwnz — period between sunset and sunrise
• Zhuang: ngwnz — period between sunset and sunrise
• Zulu: ubusuku — period between sunset and sunrise
• Arabic: عشية (ʕešeya) — evening or night spent at a particular activity
• Arabic: ليلة (lila) — evening or night spent at a particular activity
• Armenian: գիշեր (gišer) — evening or night spent at a particular activity
• Belarusian: ве́чар (vjéčar) — evening or night spent at a particular activity
• Catalan: vetllada — evening or night spent at a particular activity
• Catalan: vespre — evening or night spent at a particular activity
• Czech: večer — evening or night spent at a particular activity
• Danish: aften — evening or night spent at a particular activity
• Dutch: avondje — evening or night spent at a particular activity
• Dutch: nachtje — evening or night spent at a particular activity
• Eshtehardi: شو (šow) — evening or night spent at a particular activity
• Estonian: õhtu — evening or night spent at a particular activity
• Faroese: kvøld — evening or night spent at a particular activity
• Finnish: ilta — evening or night spent at a particular activity
• Finnish: yö — evening or night spent at a particular activity
• French: soirée — evening or night spent at a particular activity
• French: nuit — evening or night spent at a particular activity
• German: Abend — evening or night spent at a particular activity
• German: Nacht — evening or night spent at a particular activity
• Bavarian German: Nocht — evening or night spent at a particular activity
• Hebrew: לַיְלָה (láyla) — evening or night spent at a particular activity
• Hungarian: éjszaka — evening or night spent at a particular activity
• Hungarian: éjszakázás — evening or night spent at a particular activity
• Icelandic: nótt — evening or night spent at a particular activity
• Japanese: 一晩 (hitoban) — evening or night spent at a particular activity
• Central Kurdish: شەو (shaw) — evening or night spent at a particular activity
• Northern Kurdish: şev — evening or night spent at a particular activity
• Latin: nox — evening or night spent at a particular activity
• Luxembourgish: Owend — evening or night spent at a particular activity
• Luxembourgish: Nuecht — evening or night spent at a particular activity
• Luxembourgish: Nuet — evening or night spent at a particular activity
• Luxembourgish: Soirée — evening or night spent at a particular activity
• Malay: bermalam — evening or night spent at a particular activity
• Maltese: lejla — evening or night spent at a particular activity
• Norwegian Bokmål: kveld — evening or night spent at a particular activity
• Norwegian Bokmål: aften — evening or night spent at a particular activity
• Norwegian Nynorsk: kveld — evening or night spent at a particular activity
• Norwegian Nynorsk: aftan — evening or night spent at a particular activity
• Iranian Persian: شامْگاه (šâmgâh) — evening or night spent at a particular activity
• Portuguese: noitada — evening or night spent at a particular activity
• Portuguese: noite — evening or night spent at a particular activity
• Romanian: noapte — evening or night spent at a particular activity
• Russian: ве́чер (véčer) — evening or night spent at a particular activity
• Scottish Gaelic: oidhche — evening or night spent at a particular activity
• Sindhi: شام (shāma) — evening or night spent at a particular activity
• Slovak: večer — evening or night spent at a particular activity
• Slovene: večer — evening or night spent at a particular activity
• Spanish: tarde — evening or night spent at a particular activity
• Swahili: usiku — evening or night spent at a particular activity
• Telugu: రాత్రి గడుపుట (rātri gaḍupuṭa) — evening or night spent at a particular activity
• Thai: คืน (kʉʉn) — evening or night spent at a particular activity
• Ukrainian: ве́чір (véčir) — evening or night spent at a particular activity
• Vietnamese: đêm — evening or night spent at a particular activity
• Walloon: shijhe — evening or night spent at a particular activity
• Walloon: swerêye — evening or night spent at a particular activity
• Walloon: nute — evening or night spent at a particular activity
• Armenian: գիշեր (gišer) — night spent away from home
• Belarusian: начо́ўка (načówka) — night spent away from home
• Belarusian: ноч (noč) — night spent away from home
• Bulgarian: нощу́вка (noštúvka) — night spent away from home
• Catalan: nit — night spent away from home
• Czech: noc — night spent away from home
• Danish: overnatning — night spent away from home
• Dutch: overnachting — night spent away from home
• Dutch: nacht — night spent away from home
• Estonian: öö — night spent away from home
• Ewe: zã — night spent away from home
• Finnish: yö — night spent away from home
• Finnish: yöpyminen — night spent away from home
• French: nuit — night spent away from home
• French: nuitée — night spent away from home
• German: Übernachtung — night spent away from home
• German: Nacht — night spent away from home
• Bavarian German: Nocht — night spent away from home
• Hebrew: לַיְלָה (láyla) — night spent away from home
• Hungarian: éjszaka — night spent away from home
• Hungarian: éjszakázás — night spent away from home
• Icelandic: nótt — night spent away from home
• Ido: nokto — night spent away from home
• Japanese: 一泊 (ippaku) — night spent away from home
• Korean: 박 (bak) — night spent away from home
• Central Kurdish: شەو (shaw) — night spent away from home
• Northern Kurdish: şev — night spent away from home
• Latin: nox — night spent away from home
• Malay: malam — night spent away from home
• Maltese: lejl — night spent away from home
• Norwegian Bokmål: overnatting — night spent away from home
• Norwegian Nynorsk: overnatting — night spent away from home
• Portuguese: pernoite — night spent away from home
• Portuguese: pernoitada — night spent away from home
• Romanian: noapte — night spent away from home
• Russian: ночёвка (nočóvka) — night spent away from home
• Russian: ночь (nočʹ) — night spent away from home
• Scottish Gaelic: oidhche — night spent away from home
• Slovak: noc — night spent away from home
• Slovene: nočitev — night spent away from home
• Swahili: usiku — night spent away from home
• Swedish: övernattning — night spent away from home
• Thai: คืน (kʉʉn) — night spent away from home
• Tok Pisin: nait — night spent away from home
• Ukrainian: ночі́вля (nočívlja) — night spent away from home
• Ukrainian: ніч (nič) — night spent away from home
• Vietnamese: đêm — night spent away from home
• Armenian: գիշեր (gišer) — quality of sleep obtained during a night
• Burmese: အိပ်ရေး (ip-re:) — quality of sleep obtained during a night
• Catalan: nit — quality of sleep obtained during a night
• Danish: nattesøvn — quality of sleep obtained during a night
• Dutch: nachtrust — quality of sleep obtained during a night
• Finnish: yöuni — quality of sleep obtained during a night
• Finnish: yö — quality of sleep obtained during a night
• French: nuit — quality of sleep obtained during a night
• German: Nacht — quality of sleep obtained during a night
• Bavarian German: Nocht — quality of sleep obtained during a night
• Hindi: निद्रा (nidrā) — quality of sleep obtained during a night
• Hungarian: éjszaka — quality of sleep obtained during a night
• Central Kurdish: شەو (shaw) — quality of sleep obtained during a night
• Northern Kurdish: şev — quality of sleep obtained during a night
• Latin: nox — quality of sleep obtained during a night
• Malay: malam — quality of sleep obtained during a night
• Norwegian Bokmål: nattesøvn — quality of sleep obtained during a night
• Norwegian Nynorsk: nattesøvn — quality of sleep obtained during a night
• Norwegian Nynorsk: nattesvevn — quality of sleep obtained during a night
• Portuguese: sono — quality of sleep obtained during a night
• Scottish Gaelic: oidhche — quality of sleep obtained during a night
• Swahili: usiku — quality of sleep obtained during a night
• Telugu: గాఢనిద్ర (gāḍhanidra) — quality of sleep obtained during a night
• Vietnamese: đêm — quality of sleep obtained during a night
• Vietnamese: đêm ngủ — quality of sleep obtained during a night
• Arabic: مَغْرِب (maḡrib) — nightfall
• Arabic: مغْرب (meḡreb) — nightfall
• Armenian: գիշեր (gišer) — nightfall
• Belarusian: змрок (zmrok) — nightfall
• Bulgarian: смрача́ване (smračávane) — nightfall
• Bulgarian: су́мрак (súmrak) — nightfall
• Catalan: vesprada — nightfall
• Catalan: foscant — nightfall
• Chinese Mandarin: 黄昏 (huánghūn) — nightfall
• Danish: aften — nightfall
• Danish: skumring — nightfall
• Estonian: öö saabumine — nightfall
• Ewe: zã — nightfall
• Finnish: ilta — nightfall
• French: soir — nightfall
• Hindi: साँझ (sāñjh) — nightfall
• Hindi: संध्या (sandhyā) — nightfall
• Hungarian: este — nightfall
• Hungarian: alkonyat — nightfall
• Hungarian: alkony — nightfall
• Hungarian: szürkület — nightfall
• Hungarian: napnyugta — nightfall
• Hungarian: napszállta — nightfall
• Icelandic: nótt — nightfall
• Irish: titim na hoíche — nightfall
• Irish: teacht na hoíche — nightfall
• Japanese: 日暮れ (higure) — nightfall
• Japanese: 黄昏 (tasogare) — nightfall
• Korean: 황혼 (hwanghon) — nightfall
• Central Kurdish: شەو (şew) — nightfall
• Northern Kurdish: şev — nightfall
• Lithuanian: vakaras — nightfall
• Marshallese: bon̄ — nightfall
• Navajo: tłʼééʼ — nightfall
• Norwegian Bokmål: skumring — nightfall
• Norwegian Nynorsk: skumring — nightfall
• Portuguese: anoitecer — nightfall
• Romanian: noapte — nightfall
• Romanian: înserare — nightfall
• Russian: су́мерки (súmerki) — nightfall
• Russian: су́мрак (súmrak) — nightfall
• Scottish Gaelic: oidhche — nightfall
• Sindhi: ِسنجھا (sanjhā) — nightfall
• Swahili: jioni — nightfall
• Swedish: skymning — nightfall
• Telugu: చీకటి పడుట (cīkaṭi paḍuṭa) — nightfall
• Thai: ค่ํา (kâm) — nightfall
• Ukrainian: су́тінки (sútinky) — nightfall
• Vietnamese: tối — nightfall
• Walloon: nute — nightfall
• Walloon: niût — nightfall
• Walloon: anuti — nightfall
• Armenian: աղջամուղջ (aġǰamuġǰ) — darkness
• Armenian: գիշեր (gišer) — darkness
• Bashkir: ҡараңғы (qarañğı) — darkness
• Bulgarian: мрак (mrak) — darkness
• Catalan: nit — darkness
• Catalan: fosca — darkness
• Catalan: obscuritat — darkness
• Czech: noc — darkness
• Danish: nat — darkness
• Danish: mørke — darkness
• Dutch: nachtelijke duisternis — darkness
• Estonian: pimedus — darkness
• Finnish: pimeys — darkness
• Finnish: pimeä — darkness
• Finnish: yö — darkness
• French: nuit — darkness
• French: noirceur — darkness
• French: obscurité — darkness
• German: Nacht — darkness
• German: Dunkelheit — darkness
• Bavarian German: Nocht — darkness
• Hawaiian: pō — darkness
• Hindi: अँधेरा (andherā) — darkness
• Hindi: अंधकार (andhkār) — darkness
• Hungarian: éjszaka — darkness
• Hungarian: sötétség — darkness
• Hungarian: sötét — darkness
• Ido: obskureso — darkness
• Irish: dorchadas — darkness
• Japanese: 闇 (yami) — darkness
• Central Kurdish: تاریکی (tarîkî) — darkness
• Northern Kurdish: şev — darkness
• Latin: nox — darkness
• Latin: tenebrae — darkness
• Latin: nocturna tempora — darkness
• Latin: caligo — darkness
• Malay: malam — darkness
• Marshallese: bon̄ — darkness
• Navajo: chahałheeł — darkness
• Norwegian Bokmål: mørke — darkness
• Norwegian Nynorsk: mørker — darkness
• Pashto: تیاره (tyārë) — darkness
• Iranian Persian: تاریکی (târiki) — darkness
• Portuguese: escuridão — darkness
• Portuguese: noite — darkness
• Portuguese: trevas — darkness
• Romanian: întuneric — darkness
• Russian: тьма (tʹma) — darkness
• Russian: темнота́ (temnotá) — darkness
• Scottish Gaelic: oidhche — darkness
• Serbo-Croatian: тама — darkness
• Serbo-Croatian: tama — darkness
• Slovene: tema — darkness
• Spanish: oscuridad — darkness
• Swahili: usiku — darkness
• Swedish: mörker — darkness
• Tagalog: kadiliman — darkness
• Telugu: చీకటి (cīkaṭi) — darkness
• Thai: ความมืด (kwaam-mʉ̂ʉt) — darkness
• Tok Pisin: tudak — darkness
• Vietnamese: tối — darkness