“Daybreak” in Japanese
Short answer
Daybreak in Japanese is “明け方” (akegata). Full meaning: dawn, daybreak.
Other ways to say “Daybreak” in Japanese
黎明
reimei daybreak, dawn, gray of the morning (grey); dawn (of a new age)
早暁
sougyou daybreak, dawn
暁
akira dawn, daybreak; event (e.g. "in the event of ..."), occasion, occurrence
夜明け
yoake dawn, daybreak
曙
akebono dawn, daybreak, beginning
曙光
shokou dawn, daybreak, first light of day; first indication, glimpse, gleam, flash, prospects
払暁
futsugyou dawn, daybreak
朝明け
asaake dawn, daybreak
朝ぼらけ
asaborake light of dawn, daybreak
天明
tenmyou dawn, daybreak; Tenmei era (1781.4.2-1789.1.25)
明け
ake dawn, daybreak; end, soon after something has ended; beginning (of a new year, month, etc.)
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