1. Breakfast (from to break your fast Spanish desayuno has the same etymology)
2. Morgenmad (Danish morning meal Esperanto uses Matenmango on the same basis as do modern Hebrew and Greek)
3. Fruhstuck (German early piece Swedish and Norwegian use the same idea Frukost, frokost, as do Malay and Chinese)
4. Ontbijt (Dutch begin to bite or starting bite)
5. Petit dejeuner (French small dinner, although the second word means to stop fasting Romanian is similar Mic dejun)
6. Asa Gohan (Japanese morning rice)
7. Café da manhã (Portuguese in Brazil morning coffee)
8. Kahvalti (Turkish under ie before coffee)
9. Almusal (Tagalog, from Spanish almorzar now used for lunch though can mean breakfast. almorzar from Latin admorsus from admorere to bite into)
10. Doručak (Serbian before or until lunch)
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