一ひと晩ばん

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Meanings

Refers to a single night or evening, often used when counting or specifying a duration.

Emphasizes the entire night or something happening through the night; often used with 中 or in contexts of staying up or leaving something overnight.

〈場ば所しょ〉に一ひと晩ばん泊とまるto stay overnight at a place
友とも達だちの家いえに一ひと晩ばん泊とまった。
I stayed overnight at my friend's house.
一ひと晩ばん〈物もの〉を置おくto leave something to sit overnight
生き地じを一ひと晩ばん冷れい蔵ぞう庫こに置おいた。
I left the dough in the fridge overnight.
一ひと晩ばんで〈事こと〉が終おわるfor something to be finished within a single night
この作さ業ぎょうは一ひと晩ばんで終おわる。
This task can be finished in one night.
一ひと晩ばん考かんがえるto think something over for a night before deciding
返へん事じは一ひと晩ばん考かんがえてから伝つたえます。
I'll think it over for a night before giving my answer.

一いち夜や sense 1
一晩 is the everyday, neutral word for a night, while 一夜 carries a more literary or dramatic tone, as seen in set phrases like 一夜漬け.
夜よ通どおし sense 2
一晩 simply names one night as a unit of time, whereas 夜通し is an adverb meaning 'all through the night', stressing continuous, unbroken action.
一いっ泊ぱく sense 1
一晩 is a general term for a night, while 一泊 specifically refers to one night's stay at a hotel or other lodging.

一ひと晩ばん中じゅう
一晩 just means 'one night' (a duration or occasion), while 一晩中 specifically means 'throughout the whole night'.

Compound of 一 (ひと, 'one') and 晩 (ばん, 'night, evening'). The reading ひとばん follows the native Japanese counting system.