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[edit] Etymology
From break + fast; to end the nightly fast.
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breakfast (plural breakfasts)
- The first meal of the day, usually eaten in the morning.
- (by extension) A meal consisting of food normally eaten in the morning, which may typically include eggs, sausages, toast, bacon, etc.
- We serve breakfast all day.
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Terms derived from the noun "breakfast"
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first meal of the day
- Afrikaans: ontbyt (af)
- Albanian: mëngjes (sq) m.
- Arabic: إفطار (ar) (ʾifṭār) m., فطور (ar) (fuṭūr) m.
- Armenian: նախաճաշ (hy) (naxač̣aš)
- Azeri: səhər yeməyi (az)
- Basque: gosari (eu)
- Belarusian: сняданак (be) (snjadának) m.
- Bengali: প্রাতরাশ (bn) (pratôrash)
- Breton: lein f., dijuniñ m.
- Bulgarian: закуска (bg) (zakúska) f.
- Burmese: (my) (manakcā)
- Catalan: esmorzar (ca) m.
- Chinese:
- Cantonese: trad. 早飯, simpl. 早饭 (Jyutping: zou2 faan6), trad. and simpl. 早餐 (jyutping: zou2 caan1)
- Mandarin: 早飯 (zh), 早饭 (zh) (zǎofàn), 早餐 (zh) (zǎocān)
- Czech: snídaně (cs) f.
- Danish: morgenmad (da) c.
- Dutch: ontbijt (nl) n.
- Esperanto: matenmanĝo (eo)
- Estonian: hommikueine (et)
- Faroese: morgunmatur (fo)
- Finnish: aamupala (fi), aamiainen (fi)
- French: petit déjeuner (fr) m. (France), déjeuner (fr) m. (Belgium, Cajun and Canadian French)
- Georgian: საუზმესაუზმე (ka) (sauzmesauzme)
- German: Frühstück (de) n., Zmorge (de) f. (Swiss German), (Swiss German) Morgenessen (de) n.
- Greek: πρωινό (el) (proinó) n., πρόγευμα (el) (prógevma) n.
- Haitian Creole: dejene
- Hawaiian: ʻaina kakahiaka
- Hebrew: ארוחת־בוקר (he) (arukhat-boqer) f.
- Hindi: नाश्ता (hi) (nāśtā) m.
- Hmong: pluag tshais
- Hungarian: reggeli (hu)
- Icelandic: morgunmatur (is) m.
- Ido: fru-dejuneto (io)
- Indonesian: sarapan (id)
- Interlingua: jentaculo
- Irish: bricfeasta (ga) m.
- Italian: colazione (it) f., prima colazione (it) f.
- Japanese: 朝食 (ja) (ちょうしょく, chōshoku), 朝御飯 (ja) (あさごはん, asa-gohan) (朝ご飯 (ja)), 朝飯 (ja) (あさめし, asameshi)
- Kannada: ನಾಷ್ಟಾ (kn) (nāṣṭā)
- Korean: 조반 (ko) (joban) (朝飯 (ko))
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- Lao: ເຂົ້າເຊົ້າ (lo) (khao-sao), ອາຫານເຊົ້າ (lo) ('aa-haan-sao)
- Latin: prandium (la) n., ientaculum (la) n.
- Latvian: brokastis (lv)
- Lithuanian: pusryčiai (lt) m. pl.
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- Macedonian: појадок (mk) (pojadok)
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- Malay: sarapan (ms)
- Malayalam: പ്രഭാത (ml) (prabhāta)
- Maltese: kolazzjon (mt) m., brejkfast (mt), fatra (mt) f.
- Navajo: ahbínígo daʼadánígíí
- Norwegian:
- Bokmål: frokost (no) m.
- Nynorsk: frukost (no) m.
- Occitan: dejunar (oc) m.
- Ojibwe: gigizhebaa-wiisiniwin
- Persian: صبحانه (fa) (sobhâne)
- Polish: śniadanie (pl) n.
- Portuguese: café da manhã (pt) m., desjejum (pt) f., pequeno-almoço (pt) m.
- Romanian: mic dejun (ro) n.
- Russian: завтрак (ru) (závtrak) m.
- Serbo-Croatian:
- Cyrillic: доручак (sh) m.
- Roman: doručak (sh) m.
- Slovak: raňajky (sk) f. pl.
- Slovene: zajtrk (sl) m.
- Sotho: dijo tsa hoseng (st), mofihlolo (st)
- Spanish: desayuno (es) m.
- Swahili: chakula cha asubuhi (sw)
- Swedish: frukost (sv) c.
- Tagalog: almusál, agahan
- Tamil: காலையுண்டி (ta) (kālaiyuṇṭi)
- Telugu: ప్రాతఃకాల (te) (prātaḥkāla)
- Thai: ข้าวเช้า (th) (kâao cháo)
- Turkish: kahvaltı (tr)
- Ukrainian: сніданок (uk) (snidánok) m.
- Urdu: ناشتا (ur) (nāśtā) m.
- Uyghur: ناشتا (ug) (nashta), ناشتا (ug) pl.
- Vietnamese: bữa sáng (vi)
- Welsh: brecwast m., borefwyd (cy) m.
- West Frisian: moarnsiten n., brea-iten n.
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[edit] See also
breakfast (third-person singular simple present breakfasts, present participle breakfasting, simple past and past participle breakfasted)
- (intransitive) To eat the morning meal.
- He breakfasted on pizza and Coke.
- (transitive) To serve breakfast to.
- 1987, Anne McCaffrey, The Lady: A Tale of Ireland, page 269:
- By seven-thirty she had breakfasted them, provided each with a packed lunch and Thermoses of coffee and tea
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