The word "morn" is an old-fashioned term for morning. It can also refer to a period of time shortly after dawn, or the early part of the day.
Usage examples
I woke up early in the morn to catch the sunrise.
John greeted me with a cheerful 'good morn' when I entered the office.
The birds were chirping loudly in the morn, signaling the start of a new day.
We enjoyed a peaceful walk along the beach in the early morn.
The dew glistened in the morn, creating a picturesque scene.
She loved to sit on her balcony with a cup of coffee and watch the world wake up in the morn.
The alarm clock rang in the morn, signaling the start of a busy day.
We went hiking in the morn, eager to explore the beauty of nature.
The fresh scent of flowers filled the air in the morn, creating a pleasant atmosphere.
The farmer started his work in the morn, tending to the fields and animals.
Sentences with «morn»
The shower peaks on the early morning of the 22nd. (mentalfloss.com)
If they're sick, they might spend the early morning in our bed, but otherwise never. (babycenter.com)
They are perfect for back to school, so that we can easily pull them out of the freezer on busy morning for breakfast or to pack in lunches. (iheartnaptime.net)