early bird

English

From the expression the early bird catches the worm.

early bird (plural early birds)

(idiomatic) A person who wakes early or arrives early, typically before most others.
- 1974, Shel Silverstein, “Early Bird”, Where the Sidewalk Ends, HarperCollins:
  If you’re a bird, be an early bird— But if you’re a worm, sleep late.
Synonyms: early riser, morning person, lark
Antonyms: nighthawk, night owl, night person, late riser

one who wakes early

Catalan: matiner (ca) m, matinador m
Chinese:
Mandarin: 早起者 (zǎoqǐ zhě), 早到者 (zǎo dào zhě), 早鳥／早鸟 (zǎoniǎo)
Danish: morgenmand c
Dutch: vroege vogel m or f
Finnish: aamuvirkku (fi), aamuihminen (fi)
French: lève-tôt (fr) m
Galician: mañaengo m, mañanceiro m, madrugueiro m, madrugadeiro m
German: Frühaufsteher (de) m, Frühaufsteherin (de) f, früher Vogel m, Morgenmensch (de) m
Greek: πρωινός τύπος (el) m (proïnós týpos), πρωινός (el) m (proïnós)
Hungarian: korán kelő
Italian: mattiniero (it) m
Japanese: 早起きの人 (はやおきのひと, hayaoki no hito), 朝型 (あさがた, asagata)
Korean: 일찍 일어나는 사람 (iljjik ireonaneun saram), 아침형 (achimhyeong)
Latvian: rīta putns m, cīrulis m
Macedonian: ранобу́дник m (ranobúdnik)
Norwegian:
Bokmål: morgenfugl (no) m, a-menneske n, morgenmenneske n
Polish: ranny ptaszek (pl) m, skowronek (pl) m
Portuguese: madrugador m, matutino (pt) m
Russian: ра́нняя пта́шка m or f (ránnjaja ptáška), жа́воронок (ru) m (žávoronok) (lark)
Serbo-Croatian: ranorànilac (sh) m
Spanish: madrugón m, madrugador (es) m, mañanero (es) m, alondra (es) f, tempranero (es) m
Turkish: erkenci (tr)