No. 9,576 in German
morgan
"Morgan" means "morning" in English.
In a sentence
Ich werde morgen die Stadt besuchen.
I will visit the city tomorrow.
Here, 'morgen' is used as an adverb to indicate the time in the future, specifically 'tomorrow'.
Der Morgen war kühl und windig.
The morning was cool and windy.
In this sentence, 'Morgen' is a noun referring to the time of the day, meaning 'morning'.
Morgen fangen wir mit dem Projekt an.
Tomorrow, we start with the project.
Again, 'morgen' functions as an adverb indicating that the action will take place the following day.
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