Morn

Pronunciation: /mɔrn/

Definitions of morn

noun the period of time between midnight and noon, specifically the early hours of the day

Example Sentences

A1 I wake up every morn feeling refreshed.

A2 She enjoys taking a walk in the morn before work.

B1 The morn air was crisp and cool as they set off on their hike.

B2 The morn sun peeked over the horizon, casting a warm glow on the landscape.

C1 The morn dew glistened on the grass, creating a magical atmosphere in the garden.

C2 As the morn broke, the city came to life with the hustle and bustle of commuters.

Examples of morn in a Sentence

formal The morn was greeted with a sense of anticipation as the royal procession made its way through the streets.

informal I woke up early this morn and couldn't go back to sleep.

slang Let's catch up for brunch tomorrow morn.

figurative The morn of his career was filled with promise and potential.

Grammatical Forms of morn

• past tense: morned
• plural: morns
• comparative: more morn
• superlative: most morn
• present tense: morns
• future tense: will morn
• perfect tense: have morned
• continuous tense: morned
• singular: morn
• positive degree: morn
• infinitive: to morn
• gerund: morning
• participle: morned

Origin and Evolution of morn

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Old English

Story behind the word: The word 'morn' originated from Middle English, derived from the Old English word 'morgen' meaning morning.

Evolution of the word: Over time, 'morn' evolved to be used as a poetic or archaic synonym for morning, often seen in literature and poetry.