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Meanings of morning lark in English

Russian
жаворонок
Spanish
madrugadora

Person who usually gets up early in the morning and goes to bed early in the evening.

      жаворонок
      Usage of morning lark in English
      1
      We have heard about the nightingale and the morning lark till we tire of them.
      Around the Tea-Table
      2
      She listened to her voice, ringing through the house, like the voice of the morning lark, and wondered at her own folly.
      Janet's Love and Service
      3
      So I had to keep mine also, although I felt as fresh as a morning lark, and just in the mood for enjoyment.
      Lucy Maud Montgomery Short Stories, 1902 to 1903
      4
      This contrasts with morning larks, who naturally want to go to bed early and wake up early.
      The Guardian
      5
      The stability of PER is one reason some of us are morning larks and others are night owls.
      Radio NZ
      6
      In terms of our natural sleeping tendencies, people can be divided into two broad groups, or "chronotypes": morning larks and night owls.
      The Guardian
      Translations for morning lark