Translation of Slovak word "poludnie" to English
poludnie
/poludni̯e/
How to use
Neuter noun declined according to the vysvedčenie pattern (genitive singular poludnia, locative singular na poludnie/o poludní). It refers precisely to midday or twelve o'clock noon. Time expressions typically use na poludnie (at noon) or pred/po poludní (before/after noon).
🇬🇧 English
midday
Example sentence
Každý deň presne na poludnie obedujem.
Every day at exactly midday I have my lunch.
Stretnime sa zajtra na poludnie pred hlavnou stanicou.
Let's meet tomorrow at midday in front of the main train station.
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Common phrases
- na poludnie— at noon / midday
- pravé poludnie— high noon / exact midday
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What does the Slovak word "poludnie" mean?▼
The Slovak word "poludnie" means "midday" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Každý deň presne na poludnie obedujem." (which translates as "Every day at exactly midday I have my lunch.").
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