köken: Borrowed from German Morgenstunde hat Gold im Munde. Often misinterpreted to mean "The morning has gold in its mouth" (rather than hand), due to mund being an archaic form of mun.
early to bed, early to rise, makes a man healthy, wealthy and wise, the early bird gets the worm
köken: Rhyme, literally, “to whom wakes up early, the Lord provides”. Compare Russian кто ра́но встаёт, тому́ бог подаёт (kto ráno vstajót, tomú bog podajót).
ki (“who”) + korán (“early”) + kel (“to rise”) + arany (“gold”) + -at (accusative suffix) + lel (“to find”), literally “who[ever] gets up early, finds gold”, actual meaning: “one who works diligently and acts without delay, will go a long way”.