nachts
/naχts/
ALMANCA → TR
Tanım
•at night, nights
Diğer Dillerde
İspanyolcade noche, por la noche /de ˈnot͡ʃe/
at night; in the nighttime
İtalyancadi notte, la notte, nottempo, nottetempo
at night, by night
Rusçaно́чью
Arapçaفِي اَللَّيْلَ
Felemenkçe's nachts, in de nacht /ˈsnɑx(t)s/
during the night, in the night, at night
zıt: overdag
köken: Originally des nachts, a fossiled genitive form of nacht (“night”) in contemporary Dutch.
Japonca夜に, 夜間に
İsveççenattetid, på natten
during the night, at night
köken: natt + -e- + tid
Spökena är mest aktiva nattetid
Hintçeरात को
Çekçev noci
Macarcaéjjel, éjjelenként, éjjelente, éjszaka, éjszakánként /ˈeːjːɛl/
at night
çekim: çoğul éjjelek
köken: éj (“night”) + -vel (“with”, instrumental case suffix)
aile: éjjelente, éjjeli, éjjel-nappal
İbraniceבַּלַּיְלָה
Latincenoctū
Estoncaöösel
Katalancaa la nit, de nit
Galiçyacaá noite, de noite /aː ˈnojtɪ/
at night
köken: Inherited from Old Galician-Portuguese aa noyte (13th century, Cantigas de Santa Maria).
aile: onte á noite
İrlandacaistoíche, san oíche
Tagalogcasa gabi, tuwing gabi
Urducaرات کو
Svahiliusiku
night, nighttime (period between sunset and sunrise)
köken: Inherited from Proto-Bantu *bʊ̀tíkʊ̀.
aile: usiku kucha, usiku mwema, usiku wa leo
Esperantonokte /ˈnokte/
at night
zıt: tage
aile: ĉi-nokte
[…]sed li nur havas deziron por la leĝo de Dio, kaj pri Lia leĝo li pensas tage kaj nokte.
Yidişאויפֿדערנאַכט
at night, by night
köken: From אויף (oyf, “at”) + דער (der, “the”) + נאַכט (nakht, “night”).
אַ גאַנצן אויפדערנאַכט האָבן אַלע דריי אָפּגעשוויגן און וועלע האָט זיך אָרומגעדרייט אַ געבויגענע מיט איינמאָל אַ געעלטערטע.
Sanskritçeअक्तु (eril) /ɐk.tú/
ointment · adornment · tinge, sheen
çekim: çoğul अ॒क्तवः॑ · tamlayan अ॒क्तोः
köken: Uncertain. Maybe from Proto-Indo-Aryan *aktúṣ, from Proto-Indo-Iranian *aktúš, an ablaut variant of Proto-Indo-European *nokʷt-ú-s (“night”); compare, though with potential phonetic and semantic issues, Ancient Greek ἀκτίς (aktís, “ray, beam”). Both the Greek and Sanskrit words are traditionally assigned to a root *h₂ek-t- (“ray, beam”), but this fails to explain the “night” and related senses…
Etimoloji
From Middle High German nahtes, from Old High German nahtes, equivalent to the adverbial solidified genitive of Nacht (“night”), analogical form to tags. Cognate with English nights (adverb).