English
Pronunciation
Noun
night owl (plural night owls)
- (idiomatic) One who stays up late at night or goes to bed late.
- A heron of genus Nycticorax.
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Translations
(idiomatic) one who stays up late at night or goes to bed late
- Afrikaans: naguil (af) (night owl), nagwolf (af) (night wolf), naglooper (night walker)
- Arabic: please add this translation if you can
- Chinese:
- Cantonese: 夜貓/夜猫, 夜猫 (je6 maau1), 夜遊神/夜游神, 夜游神 (je6 jau4 san4), 夜鬼 (je6 gwai2)
- Mandarin: 夜貓子/夜猫子 (zh) (yèmāozi), 夜猫子 (zh) (yè māozi)
- Min Nan: 暗光鳥/暗光鸟 (zh-min-nan), 暗光鸟 (zh-min-nan) (àm-kong-chiáu)
- Danish: natteravn c
- Dutch: nachtbraker (nl) m, avondmens (nl) m
- Faroese: náttarravnur m
- Finnish: yökyöpeli (fi), yöihminen, iltavirkku (fi)
- French: couche-tard (fr) m or f, noctambule (fr) m or f, oiseau de nuit (fr) m
- German: Nachteule (de) f, Nachtschwärmer (de) f, Nachtmensch (de) pl
- Greek: νυχτερινός τύπος m (nychterinós týpos), νυχτοπούλι (el) m or f or n (nychtopoúli), ξενύχτης (el) m (xenýchtis)
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- Hungarian: éjjeli bagoly
- Icelandic: nátthrafn m
- Italian: nottambulo m, nottolone m
- Japanese: 宵っ張り (よいっぱり, yoippari), 宵っぱり (よいっぱり, yoippari), 夜更かし (ja) (よふかし, yofukashi), 夜型 (よるがた, yorugata)
- Polish: nocny marek (pl)
- Portuguese: noctâmbulo m, noctívago (pt) m, coruja (pt) m or f
- Russian: сова́ (ru) f (sová), полуно́чник (ru) m (polunóčnik)
- Serbo-Croatian:
- Cyrillic: ноћна птица
- Latin: noćna ptica (sh)
- Spanish: ave nocturna (es), noctámbulo (es) m, trasnochador (es) m, noctívago (es)
- Swedish: nattuggla (sv) c
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