English–West Frisian dictionary
West Frisian translation of the English word daybreak
| English | West Frisian (translated indirectly) | Esperanto |
|---|---|---|
| (break off) | ôfbrekke | derompiĝi |
| (control; subdue; train) | ôfrjochtsje | obeigi |
| (crack) | ||
| (crack) | ||
| (interrupt; disrupt; stop; cut off) | ôfbrekke | |
| (contravene; ignore; infringe; violate) | skeine | |
🔗 Ministers of his own government have admitted it would break international law. | ||
| (break down) | ||
🔗 Those same troops are now engaged in battle, supporting forces who have broken through Russian lines in at least three places, as part of a long‐planned counter‐offensive in the south. | ||
| (damage; injure; spoil; harm; hurt; impair; mutilate; vitiate) | skansearje ; ; skeine | |
🔗 Unlike the common year, a leap‐year has 366 days. | ||
| (a day and a night; 24 hours; nychthemeron) | etmel | |
🔗 Every day I hear a new rumour. | ||
| English | West Frisian |
|---|---|
| break | ⇆ brekke |
| day | ⇆ dei |
The word daybreak could not be translated into the selected target language by us.