𞋎𞋕𞋘𞋎𞋀

𞋎𞋕𞋘𞋎𞋀 𞋘𞋀 𞋩𞋜𞋀𞋔 𞋚𞋁𞋜 𞋉𞋜𞋬 𞋔𞋞 𞋋𞋕 𞋀

near the beginning of a period of time, or before the usual, expected, or planned time: If you finish early you can go home. If you arrived earlier, you'd have more time. I like being a little early for interviews. They scored two goals early (on) in the game. I hate having to get up early (in the morning). I'm going to have an early night (= go to sleep before my usual time). She was a poet living in the early 15th century. He learned to read at the early age of three. It's a little early to be sowing carrot seeds, isn't it? Henry Ford was a pioneer during the early days/years of car manufacture. My earliest (= first) memory is of being shown around our new house. These are some of my early (= first) attempts at sculpture. Here's a dish I prepared earlier (= I made a short time ago).