tomorrow

English

Etymology

From Middle English tomorwe, tomorwen, from Old English tōmorgen, tō morgenne, tōmergen (“tomorrow”, adv), from tō (“at, on”) + morgene, mergen (dative of morgen (“morning”)), from Proto-Germanic *murganaz (“morning”), perhaps, from Proto-Indo-European *mergʰ- (“to blink, to twinkle”), equivalent to to- +‎ morrow.

Alternative forms

• (archaic) to-morrow

Pronunciation

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• Rhymes: -ɒrəʊ

Adverb

tomorrow (not comparable)

1. On the day after the present day.

Antonyms

• yesterday

Translations

On the day after the present day.

Afrikaans: môre Albanian: nesër (sq) American Sign Language: OpenA@Jaw-ThumbBack OpenA@NearCheek-ThumbUp Arabic: غدًا (ar) (ghádan), في الغد (ar) (fi l-ghádi) Egyptian Arabic: بكره (búkra) Armenian: վաղը (hy) (vaġë) Aromanian: mãne Asturian: mañana  (ast) Basque: bihar (eu) Belarusian: заўтра (be) (záŭtra) Bosnian: sutra (bs), sutradan (bs) Breton: warc'hoazh, arc'hoazh Bulgarian: утре (utre) Campidanese Sardinian: crasi Catalan: demà (ca) Chamicuro: wa'ni Chinese: Mandarin: 明天 (cmn) (míngtiān) Cornish: a-vorow (kw) Croatian: sutra (hr) Czech: zítra (cs) Danish: i morgen (da) Dutch: morgen (nl) Egyptian: bk Esperanto: morgaŭe (eo) Estonian: homme (et) Fijian: nimataka (fj) Finnish: huomenna (fi) French: demain (fr) German: morgen (de) Greek: αύριο (el) (ávrio) Gujarati: કાલે (gu) (kāle) Haitian Creole: demen Hebrew: מחר (he) (makhár) Hindi: कल (hi) (kal) (may also refer to yesterday, depending on context) Hungarian: holnap (hu) Icelandic: á morgun (is) Ido: morge (io)

Interlingua: deman (ia) Irish: amárach (ga), amáireach (ga) Italian: domani (it) Japanese: 明日 (ja) (あした, ashitá, みょうにち, myōnichi), (colloquial) あす (ja) (asu) Korean: 내일 (ko) (nae'il) Kurdish: سبه‌ی Latin: crās (la) Logudorese Sardinian: cras Macedonian: утре (mk) (útre) n. Manx: mairagh (gv) Marathi: उद्या (udya) Old Irish: bárach, i mbárach Papiamentu: mañan Persian: فردا (fa) (fardâ) Polish: jutro (pl) Portuguese: amanhã (pt) Rapa Nui: 'a pó Romanian: mâine (ro) Romansch: damaun (rm) Russian: завтра (ru) (závtra) Scottish Gaelic: a-màireach (gd) Serbian: Cyrillic: сутрa, сутрадан Roman: sutra, sutradan Sindhi: سُڀاڻي (subhannay) f. Sinhalese: හෙට (si) (heṭa) Slovak: zajtra (sk) Spanish: mañana (es) Swedish: imorgon (sv), i morgon (sv) Tarantino: créje Telugu: రేపు (raepu) Thai: พรุ่งนี้ (th) (prûng née), วันพรุ่งนี้ (th) (wan prûng née) Turkish: yarın (tr) Ukrainian: завтра (uk) (závtra) Urdu: کل (ur) (kal) (can also refer to yesterday, depending on context) Vietnamese: ngày mai (vi), mai (vi) Volapük: odelo (vo) West Frisian: moarn !Xóõ: khúbe Zulu: kusasa (nc 13)

Noun

tomorrow (plural tomorrows)

1. The day after the present day.

Derived terms

Terms derived from tomorrow (noun)

tomorrow is another day

tomorrow night

Synonyms

• morrow

Antonyms

• yesterday

Translations

The day after the present day.

Afrikaans: môre American Sign Language: OpenA@Jaw-ThumbBack OpenA@NearCheek-ThumbUp Arabic: غدًا (ar) (ghádan) Armenian: վաղը (hy) (vaġë) Basque: bihar (eu) Bosnian: sutra (bs) n. Breton: warc'hoazh Bulgarian: утре (útre) Catalan: demà (ca) m. Chinese: Mandarin: 明天 (cmn) (míngtiān) Min Nan: 明仔再 or 明仔早 (bîn-á-chài) Croatian: sutra (hr) n. Czech: zítřek (cs) m. Danish: morgendag (da) c. Dutch: morgen (nl) m. Esperanto: morgaŭ (eo), morgaŭo (eo) Estonian: homme (et) Fijian: nimataka (fj) Finnish: huominen (fi) French: demain (fr) German: morgen (de) Greek: αύριο (el) (ávrio) Gujarati: કાલ (gu) (kāl) f. Hebrew: מחר (he) (makhár) Hindi: कल (kal) - can also refer to yesterday, depending on context Hungarian: holnap (hu) Icelandic: morgundagur (is) m. Igbo: echi Indonesian: besok (id), esok (id) Interlingua: deman Irish: amárach (ga) Italian: domani (it) Japanese: 明日 (あした, ashita; あす, asu) Kikuyu: rosho

Korean: 내일 (ko) (naeil) Kurdish: سبه‌ینێ Lakota: hanhepi kin Latin: cras (la) n., dies crastinus (la) m., dies castinus (la) f., dies crastinus (la) m., dies castina (la) f. Lithuanian: rytojus m., rytdiena f.; rytoj (adverb) Luhya: muchuli Macedonian: утре (mk) (útre) n. Malayalam: നാളെ (naaLe) Norwegian: i morgen (no) Ojibwe: waabang Old Irish: bárach Persian: فردا (fa) (fardâ) Polish: jutro (pl) n. Portuguese: amanhã (pt) m. Romanian: mâine (ro) n. Romansch: damaun (rm) m. Russian: завтра (ru) (závtra) Serbian: Cyrillic: сутрa, сутрадан Roman: sutra, sutradan Sindhi: سُڀاڻي (subhannay) f. Slovak: zajtra Slovene: jutri (sl) Spanish: mañana (es) f. Swedish: morgondag (sv) Tamil: nalai Tarantino: créje Telugu: రేపు (raepu) Thai: พรุ่งนี้ (phròòng nēē) Turkish: yarın (tr) Ukrainian: завтра (uk) (závtra) Urdu: کل (kal) - can also refer to yesterday, depending on context Volapük: odel (vo) !Xóõ: khúbe Zulu: kusasa (nc 13)

See also

• last night
• nudiustertian
• overmorrow
• today
• tonight
• yesterday