Hyponyms: geological time, geologic time, biological time, cosmic time, civil time, standard time, local time, daylight-saving time, daylight-savings time, daylight saving, daylight savings, present, nowadays, past, past times, yesteryear, yore, future, hereafter, futurity, time to come, musical time, continuum, Greenwich Mean Time, Greenwich Time, GMT, universal time, UT, UT1, duration, continuance, eternity, infinity, day, dead, hard times, incarnation, wee, while, piece, spell, patch, moment, minute, second, bit, ephemera, space age, spacecraft clock time, SCLK, prime time, hour, time of day, hard time, life sentence, life, high time, occasion, mistime
Attributes: antemeridian, postmeridian
Derivational Morphology: clock, sentence, condemn, doom, clock time, timer, timekeeper, clocking, timing
Anagrams: mite, item, emit
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Armenian: ժամանակ | Breton: eur and gwech | ||
Bulgarian: час | Catalan: temps and vegada | ||
Croatian: put and vrijeme | Danish: klokken and tid and tidspunkt | ||
Dutch: keer | Esperanto: fojo and horo and tempo | ||
Estonian: aeg | Finnish: aika and kerta | ||
French: fois and heure and temps | Frisian: tiid | ||
German: Mal and Uhrzeit and Zeit | Greek: χρόνος and ώρα | ||
Hebrew: זמן and שעה | Hungarian: idő | ||
Icelandic: tími | Irish: am | ||
Italian: ora and tempo | Japanese: 時 and 時間 | ||
Korean: 때 and 시간 | Kurdish: وهخت | ||
Latin: hora and tempus | Latvian: laiks and reize | ||
Malayalam: സമയം | Maltese: darba and ftit ieħor and ħin | ||
Norwegian: gang and tid | Polish: czas and raz | ||
Portuguese: hora and tempo and vez | Russian: время and раз | ||
Serbian: vreme | Slovene: ura and čas | ||
Spanish: hora and tiempo and vez | Swedish: tid | ||
Telugu: సమయం | Turkish: saat and vakt and zaman | ||
Ukrainian: час |
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