night



(Good) night.

 
1. the appropriate departure phrase for leave-taking after dark. (This assumes that the speakers will not see one another until morning at the earliest. Night alone is familiar.) John: Bye, Alice. Alice: Night. See you tomorrow. Bill: Good night, Mary. Mary: Night, Bill.
2. the appropriate phrase for wishing someone a good night's sleep. Father: Good night, Bill. Bill: Night, Pop. Father: Good night. Mother: Good night.
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Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Liudvikas-Lithuanian
JayleneJAY-leenEnglish (Modern)
Concordiakən-KAWR-dee-ə (English)Roman Mythology
Nagib-Arabic
Cruzitakroo-THEE-tah (Spanish), kroo-SEE-tah (Latin American Spanish)Spanish
Anush-Armenian