No. 1,302 in German
morgen
"morgen" means "morning" or "tomorrow" in English, depending on context.
In a sentence
Ich werde morgen meine Hausaufgaben machen.
I will do my homework tomorrow.
Here, 'morgen' is used to indicate a time reference, specifically the day after today, meaning 'tomorrow'.
Morgen ist ein neuer Tag.
Tomorrow is a new day.
In this sentence, 'morgen' again refers to the day following today, used as a noun meaning 'tomorrow'.
Der Morgen begann mit einem schönen Sonnenaufgang.
The morning started with a beautiful sunrise.
Here, 'morgen' is used as 'der Morgen', which means 'the morning', a different usage referring to the early hours of the day.
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