ночь
Russian
noun+
Definitions
- night
Etymology
Inherited from Old East Slavic ночь inherited from Proto-Slavic *noťь inherited from Proto-Indo-European *nókʷts (night).
Origin
Proto-Indo-European
*nókʷts
Gloss
night
Concept
Semantic Field
Time
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
夜
Emoji
🌃 🌉 🌙 🌛 🌜️ 🌝 🌠 💤
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Cracker Night English
- all-night English
- alnight English
- anight English
- barnight English
- benight English
- birthnight English
- evennight English
- forenight English
- fortnight English
- goodnight English
- holinight English
- internight English
- intranight English
- midnight English
- multinight English
- night English
- night fear English
- night watch English
- night-bright English
- night-fear English
- night-rail English
- nightbreak English
- nightcap English
- nightclothes English
- nightclub English
- nightcore English
- nightcrawler English
- nightdream English
- nightdreaming English
- nightdress English
- nighted English
- nighten English
- nighter English
- nightery English
- nightfall English
- nightfaring English
- nightfear English
- nightfire English
- nightfright English
- nightful English
- nightgear English
- nightglow English
- nightgown English
- nightguard English
- nighthawk English
- nightie English
- nightingale English
- nightish English
- nightlamp English
- nightless English
- nightlife English
- nightlight English
- nightlike English
- nightline English
- nightlong English
- nightly English
- nightman English
- nightmarcher English
- nightmare English
- nightpiece English
- nightrider English
- nightrobe English
- nights English
- nightscape English
- nightscope English
- nightshade English
- nightshining English
- nightshirt English
- nightside English
- nightspot English
- nightstand English
- nightstick English
- nightstool English
- nightsuit English
- nighttide English
- nighttime English
- nightwalker English
- nightwandering English
- nightward English
- nightwards English
- nightwatch English
- nightwatchman English
- nightwear English
- nightwork English
- nighty English
- outnight English
- overnight English
- paynight English
- to-night English
- watchnight English
- weeknight English
- worknight English
- yesternight English
- niger Latin
- nigrum Latin
- noctem Latin
- noctula Latin
- nocturnus Latin
- nox Latin
- night Italian
- всенощный Russian
- еженощный Russian
- лежа́ть Russian
- ночевать Russian
- ночка Russian
- ночлег Russian
- ночник Russian
- ночной Russian
- полночи Russian
- полночь Russian
- νύξ Ancient Greek
- *nókʷts Proto-Indo-European
- night Portuguese
- *nahts Proto-Germanic
- ナイト Japanese
- noc Polish
- efenniht Old English
- giestranniht Old English
- niht Old English
- nihtbealo Old English
- nihtes Old English
- nihtgenga Old English
- nihthræfn Old English
- nihtlic Old English
- nihtsum Old English
- seofonnihte Old English
- sinniht Old English
- to niht Old English
- नक्त Sanskrit
- नक्ति Sanskrit
- nighte Middle English
- nyght Middle English
- nyghte Middle English
- nyhte Middle English
- nyȝt Middle English
- nyȝte Middle English
- *netopyřь Proto-Slavic
- *noťь Proto-Slavic
- noc Czech
- noć Serbo-Croatian
- ноћ Serbo-Croatian
- нощ Bulgarian
- *naht gmw-pro
- *noxs Proto-Celtic
- ноќ Macedonian
- ніч Ukrainian
- *aktúš Proto-Indo-Iranian
- *nákts Proto-Indo-Iranian
- noc Slovak
- 나이트 Korean
- ноч Belarusian
- noč Slovene
- nicht Scots
- нощь Church Slavic, Church Slavonic, Old Church Slavonic, Old Slavonic, Old Bulgarian
- ночь Old East Slavic
- ночьлѣгъ Old East Slavic
- noc Lower Sorbian
- nait Tok Pisin
- *naktā Proto-Albanian
- *naktís Proto-Balto-Slavic
- nóc Upper Sorbian
- 𐬥𐬀𐬑𐬙𐬎 Avestan
- nüc Polabian
- noc Kashubian
- noc Silesian
- нуч Rusyn
- naet Pijin