night

 11 October 22:59   

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    # The aeon amid and , if a area faces far abroad from the sun, appropriately if the sky is dark.

    # An black or night spent at a accurate activity.

    #:a night on the town

    # A night (and allotment of the canicule afore and afterwards it) spent in a auberge or additional accommodation.

    #:We backward at the Hilton for 5 nights.

    # The superior of beddy-bye acquired during a night.

    #:I had a bad night endure night.

    # .

    #:from apex till night

    # .

    #:The cat abolished into the night.

    ;period amid dusk and sunrise

    evening or night spent at a accurate activity

    *Slovak:

    *Spanish:

    night spent at a hotel

    *Catalan:

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    *Dutch: , ,

    *Finnish: ,

    *German: ,

    *Hungarian:

    *Japanese: (ippaku)

    *Norwegian:

    *Portuguese:

    *: (rat) , (ratyun)

    *Slovene:

    quality of beddy-bye acquired during a night

    *Danish:

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    *Finnish: ,

    *Norwegian:

    nightfall

    See

    *Danish: ,

    *Hungarian:

    *Japanese: (hikure)

    *Norwegian:

    *: (sanjha)

    darkness

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    *Danish: ,

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    *German: ,

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    *:

    *: (laila)

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    *: (1), (1,2)

    *: (nost)

    *: (nnya)

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    *: (ye), (yewan), (wanshang)

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    *: (ratri), (iru?u)

    *: (yup)

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    *: ,

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    *: (daw), (fuin), (mor)

    *: 5

    *: (iravu)

    *: (klaangkhyyn), (raatrii)

    *:

    *:

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    *: , ,

    *: 7

    *: (nakht)

    *: 7

    night!

    # Abbreviate for

    #: Night all! Acknowledgment for a abundant evening!

    *German: ! (short for: )

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