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Pronunciation / Transliteration: cedo
"Ela chegou cedo à reunião."
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
Occurring or done before the usual or expected time.
"She arrived early to the meeting to prepare her notes."
- 1
The early part of a day or period.
"The early morning is often the quietest time of day."
Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The word 'Früh' originates from Middle High German 'vrühe', which is derived from Old High German 'fruhhi'. It has evolved over centuries to denote the concept of early or the beginning of a time period.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Früh" is said worldwide
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tôt
Transliteration: to
"Elle est arrivée tôt à la réunion."
früh
Transliteration: früh
"Sie kam früh zur Besprechung."
presto
Transliteration: presto
"È arrivata presto alla riunione."
temprano
Transliteration: temprano
"Llegó temprano a la reunión."
cedo
Transliteration: cedo
"Ela chegou cedo à reunião."
जल्दी
Transliteration: jaldi
"वह बैठक में जल्दी आई।"
早
Transliteration: zǎo
"她早早到达了会议。"
일찍
Transliteration: iljjik
"그녀는 회의에 일찍 도착했다."
早い
Transliteration: hayai
"彼女は会議に早く到着した。"
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