Adverbs with -a [e]

Akşam + a ---> in the [this] evening. [tonight]

Akşama  tv´de  maç var.  ---> There is a [football] match on tv tonight.

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Sene + y + e ---> next year

Seneye Ankara´ya taşınacağız.  ---> We will move to Ankara next year.

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Sabah + a  ---> In the morning

Sabaha kalkar giderim. ---> I´ll get up in the morning and leave.

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İlkbahar + a  ---> In next [coming] spring.

İlkbahara  ordayım. ---> I will be there in next spring.

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Yaz + a  ---> Next summer.

Yaza amcamgil geliyor.---> My uncle´s coming next [coming] summer.

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Hafta + y + a  ---> Next week

Haftaya  iki tane sınavım var. ----> Next week [coming week] I have two exams.

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Hayrı + n + a ----> Doing a good deed for someone´s  soul.

Annesinin hayrına lokma tatlısı dağıttı. ---> He/She has offered [gave]  people lokma desert for his/her mother´s soul.

Sabah + a  ---> In the morning

Sabaha kalkar giderim. ---> I´ll get up in the morning and leave.

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how is the translation for this sentence "I´ll get up in the morning and leave"

why is there "and" in the translation when there is no "ve" in the original sentence in turkish?

because that´s not how you use it in Turkish.

i guess you can also say, sabaha kalkıp giderim. 

In Turkish we don´t use "and" [ve] as much as English speakers do. A native Turkish speaker wouldn´t be bothered with "and" in this concept.

As Kedinero said, alternatively you can us -ıp.  "Sabaha kalkıp giderim"