noche

Evening in Spanish

Noche is Spanish for night.

In English, it appears in borrowed phrases: buenas noches (good night), Noche Buena (Christmas Eve), de la noche on clocks and signs indicating evening hours.

English speakers encounter it most often in place names, restaurant names, and expressions left untranslated for local color or cultural authenticity.

darkness

twilight

Light after sunset

  • duskDimming after sundown
  • shadowLight blocked by object
  • gloomPervasive dimness or dejection

midnight · sundown · darkness · pitch-black · starless · obscurity · dimness · blackout · crepuscular · murkiness

sleep

bedtime

Designated hour for retiring

insomnia · sleepy · rest · nightgown · lullaby · pillow · nightcap · dreams · snoring · siesta

celestial

lunar

Of the moon

constellations · moonlit · stargazing · eclipse · waxing · waning · luminescence · celestial · phases · glow

nightlife

clubbing

Visiting nightclubs for entertainment

dancing · DJ · afterparty · karaoke · barhop · fiesta · neon · bouncer · jazz · soiree

stillness

quiet

Lacking in sound

serenity · calm · silence · whisper · peacefulness · repose · restfulness · quiescence · placid · lull

mystery

enigma

Something hard to fathom

shadows · covert · veiled · arcane · occult · unexplained · clandestine · hidden · whispers · rendezvous

Categories
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time of day

nocheday

24-hour period

daytime · mañana · morning · afternoon · dawn

light conditions

nochedaylight

Sun's natural glow

light · sunlight · brightness · sunshine · illumination

activity/wakefulness cycle

nochewakefulness

State of being conscious

workday · working hours

Phrases
Family

nocturnal, nocturne

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