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1 == 1.1 Etymology 1.2 Pronunciation 1.3 Alternate spellings 1.4 Noun 1.4.1 Antonyms 1.4.2 Derived terms 1.4.3 Translations

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Etymology

From , from niht . Cognates include νύξ (nyx), nox, 𐌽𐌰𐌷𐍄𐍃 (nahts), Nacht, ночь (noch').

Pronunciation

• nīt, /naɪt/, /naIt/

  Homophones: knight, nite

  Rhymes: -aɪt

Alternate spellings

• nite (informal)

Noun

night (Plural: nights )

1. the period between sunset and sunrise, when the sky is dark.
2. (countable) darkness.

   The cat disappeared into the night.

Antonyms

• day

Derived terms

• at night
• day and night
• Friday night
• last night
• Monday night
• nightly
• nighttime , night-time
• Saturday night
• Sunday night
• Thursday night
• tomorrow night
• tonight
• Tuesday night
• Wednesday night
• yesterday night

Translations

• ليلة (laila) m

• Binisayâ : gab-i

  noć f

  nozvezh f (1), noz f (1,2)

  нощ (nosht) f

  ည (nnya)

  nit f

  夜 (yè), 夜晚 (yèwǎn)

  noć f

  noc f

  nacht m

  nokto

  öö

  شب (shab)

  yö (1,2)

  nuit f (1,2), noirceur (2)

• German: Nacht f
• Gothic : 𐌽𐌰𐌷𐍄𐍃 (nahts)
• Greek (Ancient)  : νύξ (nyx) f

  νύχτα (níchta) f

  pō

  לילה (lailah) m

  रात (rāt)

  éj , éjszaka

  nótt f

  nokto

  malam, malam hari

  oíche f

  notte f

  夜 (よる , yoru)

• Jèrriais : niet f

  ರಾತ್ರಿ (rātri), ಇರುಳು (iruḷu)

  យប់ (yup)

  ram

  밤 (bam)

• Latin: nox f

  nakts f

  Nuecht f, Nuet f

  naktis f

  ഇന്ദുകാന്ത (indukānt)

  lejl m

  naht f

  yohualli

  natt, mørke

• Old English : niht f

  noc f

  noite f

• Quenya: (fui), (ló), (lóme), (mornië)

  noapte f

• Russian: ночь (noch') f

  रात्रिः (rātri)

  oidhche f

  ноћ (noć) f

• Sindarin: (daw), (fuin), (môr)

  noc f

  noč f (1), tema f (2)

  noche f

  usiku 5

  natt, c

  இரவு (iravu)

  กลางคืน (klaangkhyyn), ราตรี (raatrii)

  nait

• Toki Pona: tenpo pimeja

  gece

• Ubykh : ŝʷəwa

  رات (rāt), شب (shab)

  đêm

  neit

  nos f, noson f, noswaith f

  ubusuku 7

  נאַכט (nakht) f

  ubusuku 7