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Batchelor explicitly gives To-pekere for “in the morning”, supporting the whole-form comparison behind topeker. Confidence rises to medium, while the narrower 暁 “dawn” sense remains qualified. Topekere retains Batchelor’s final vowel; to peker tests division. Its single untranslated social-media match does not independently establish dawn. Sirpeker is a documented dawn comparison with a different initial element. The source’s length mark supplies no proof of a modern accent or phonemic long vowel.