the time period between dawn and noon
"I spent the morning running errands"
a conventional expression of greeting or farewell
"She waved goodbye and shouted, "Morning!" as she drove past my house on her way to work."
the first light of day
"we got up before dawn"
"they talked until morning"
The part of the day from dawn to noon.
"The sunrise painted the sky in gold just as we stepped out for our morning jog before noon."
In plain English: Morning is the time of day that starts when the sun comes up and ends at noon.
"We usually drink coffee in the morning to start our day."
Usage: Use "morning" to refer to the period of daylight beginning at dawn and ending at noon. It is incorrect to use this word for any time after midnight or during the night hours.
A greeting said in the morning; shortening of good morning
"Don't worry about replying to my text since I only send a quick 'Morning' when I wake up."
A surname.
"My neighbor, Morning, always greets us with a cheerful wave before we even step outside."
The word morning comes from Middle English morwenyng, which was formed by adding a suffix to the root for "morn." This term traveled into modern English with its original meaning of the early part of the day.