Day and night parts’ names
Days and nights are generally repeated within 24 hours. These are the times that we live with every day(a day consists of 24 hours which includes night also), and we follow the same routine. So it would be better to know them in English and Urdu. In this article, I have clearly mentioned the Day and night parts’ names with meanings and examples.
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Day and night parts’ names:
Names of the day & night | In Urdu | Example within sentence. |
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Morning | صبح | I wake up early in the morning. |
Noon | دوپہر | at noon, I went to the park. |
Night | رات | She usually reads books at night. |
Sunrise | طلوع آفتاب | The day starts at sunrise. |
Sunset | غروب آفتاب | The day finishes at sunset. |
After noon | دوپہر کے بعد | He plays football afternoon. |
Before noon | قبل از دوپہر | I am at the office before noon. |
Midnight | آدھی رات | we should be sleeping at midnight. |
Mid-day | دوپہر | They had gossip at midday. |
Dawn | فجر | The first light in the sky is called dawn. |
After midnight | آدھی رات کے بعد | after midnight, she starts praying. |
late night | دیر رات | Being awake late at night has negative effects. |
Before midnight | آدھی رات سے پہلے | Do all your work before midnight. |
early in the morning | صبح سویرے | I exercise early in the morning. |
Dark | اندھیرا | when it gets dark, I leave to home. |
Dawn to dark | صبح سے شام تک | We need to work from dawn to dark. |
dusk till dawn | صبح تک شام | Dusk till dawn means moving from darkness towards light. |
Day-break | دن کا وقفہ | At daybreak, we take our meals. |
break of day | دن کا وقفہ | where were you at the break of the day? |
first light | پہلی روشنی میں | I started driving at the first light in the sky. |
Sundown | غروب آفتاب | Near sundown, she made an accident. |
Dawning | صبح | Thank goodness it is getting downing. |
peep of day | دن کی جھانک | During the peep of the day, we took a party. |
dayspring | دن کی بہار | Dayspring is a memorable time for me. |
dusk | شام | Near dusk, you are needed to live. |
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