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From night + fall.
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nightfall (countable and uncountable; plural nightfalls)
- The close of the day; the coming of night.
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the close of the day; the coming of night
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- Korean: 해질녘, 황혼
- Latin: annoctatio f.
- Latvian: krēsla; tumsas iestāšanās
- Lithuanian: sutema, prieblanda
- Norwegian: mørkets frambrudd, skumring m.
- Polish: zmrok (pl) m., zmierzch (pl) m.
- Portuguese: anoitecer (pt) m., crepúsculo (pt) m.
- Romanian: căderea, nopții
- Russian: вечер (ru) m., сумерки (ru) f.
- Sindhi: ِسَنجھا (sanjhā) f.
- Slovak: súmrak
- Slovene: mrak (sl) m.
- Spanish: anochecer (es) m.
- Swedish: kvällning, nattens (mörkrets) inbrott
- Turkish: akşam karanlığı, akşam vakti
- Welsh: cyfnos (cy) m., hwyr (cy) m., hwyrnos (cy) f.
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