a.m.

See also: Variations of "am"

a.m. - English

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Some argue that it should not be used in English as a noun meaning "morning" on account of the fact that it is an abbreviation for a Latin adverbial phrase. Also, the National Institute of Standards and Technology contends it is incorrect to use 12 a.m. or 12 p.m. to mean either noon or midnight.

Arabic: قَبْلَ الظُّهْر‎ (qabla ẓ-ẓuhr), صَبَاحًا‎ (ṣabāḥan), ص‎ (ar) (ṣ) (abbreviation)
Chinese:
- Mandarin: 上午 (zh) (shàngwǔ)
Czech: dopoledne (cs)
Dutch: 's morgens (nl), 's ochtends (nl)
Esperanto: atm., a.t.m.
Finnish: ap. (fi), ap (fi), e. pp. (fi)
French: du matin, avant-midi (fr) (Canada, Belgium)
German: morgens (de), vormittags (de)
Greek: π.μ. (el) (p.m.) (p.m.)
Haitian Creole: di maten, nan maten, maten
Hindi: सुबह के (subah ke)
Icelandic: árdegis (is), fyrir hádegi (is), f.h. (is), a.m.
Italian: ^{(please verify)} di mattina (it)
Japanese: 午前 (ja) (ごぜん, gozen)
Kazakh: таң (kk) (tañ)
Korean: 오전 (ko) (ojeon), 오전에 (ko) (ojeone)
Malay: pagi (ms)
Mongolian: ҮӨ (ÜÖ)
Navajo: abínígo neeznáágóó oolkiłgo... (10 a.m. in the future), abínídą́ą́ʼ neeznáadi oolkił yę́ędą́ą́ʼ... (10 a.m. in the past)
Persian: پیشین‎ (fa) (pišin), پیش از نیمروز‎ (piš az nimruz), ق.ظ‎
Polish: przed południem
Portuguese: a.m., da manhã
Russian: до полу́дня (do polúdnja), но́чи (ru) (nóči) (till 3 AM), утра́ (ru) (utrá) (after 3 AM)
Spanish: a. m. (es), AM, de la mañana
Swedish: fm (sv)
Tagalog: n.u., ^{(please verify)} n.u.
Tigrinya: ንጉሆ ሰዓት (nəguho säʿat)
Turkish ÖÖ.
Urdu: صبح کے‎ (subah ke)
Welsh: y.b. (cy)

a.m. (not comparable)

a.m.

Abbreviation of amica manu.: (delivered) by the hand of a friend (put on an address)
Abbreviation of ante meridiem.: a.m., in the forenoon

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