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Meaning 1
On the day after the present day.
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
Usage: not-comparable
No example sentence was provided for this meaning.
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: none provided
Antonyms: none provided
Standard Lemma guide
tomorrow
Definitions and examples are grouped by meaning. Pronunciation, history, word forms, translations, descendants, synonyms, antonyms, derived terms, and related words appear whenever the source provides them.
Sound
Pronunciation
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Received-Pronunciation: /təˈmɒɹəʊ/
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British, Southern, Standard: /təˈmɔɹəw/
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Northumbria: /ðəˈmɒɹæ/
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Scotland: /təˈmɔɹo/
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Wales: /təˈmɒɹou/ without the toe–tow merger
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colloquial, dialectal: /təˈmɒɹə/
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General-American: /təˈmɑɹoʊ/
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General-American: /tʊˈmɑɹoʊ/
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Boston: /təˈmɒɹoʊ/
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New-York-City, Philadelphia: /təˈmɑɹə/
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colloquial, dialectal: /təˈmɑɹə/
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Canada: /təˈmɔɹoʊ/
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Canada: /təˈmɒɹoʊ/
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Canada: /təˈmɑɹoʊ/
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Canada: /tʊ-/
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South-Asia: /ʈʊˈmɔro/
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South-Asia: /ʈʊˈmɑro/ father-bother merger
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rhymes with -ɒɹəʊ
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CMU ARPABET: T AH0 M AA1 R OW2 Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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adv
Meaning 2
At some point in the future; later on
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
Usage: not-comparable
Examples
- If you don’t get your life on track today, you’re going to be very sorry tomorrow.
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: none provided
Antonyms: none provided
adv
Meaning 3
On next (period of time other than a day, such as a week or a month), following the present (period of time).
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
Usage: not-comparable, obsolete, possibly
No example sentence was provided for this meaning.
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: none provided
Antonyms: none provided
adv
Meaning 4
On the next day (following some date in the past).
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
Usage: not-comparable, obsolete
No example sentence was provided for this meaning.
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: none provided
Antonyms: none provided
noun
Meaning 5
The day after the present day.
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
Usage: uncountable
Examples
- Tomorrow will be sunny.
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: none provided
Antonyms: none provided
noun
Meaning 6
A future period or time.
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
Usage: countable, uncountable
Examples
- Live for what tomorrow has to offer, not for what yesterday has taken away.
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: none provided
Antonyms: none provided
adverb
Meaning 7
the next day, the day after, following the present day
Definition source: Princeton WordNet 3.0
No example sentence was provided for this meaning.
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: none provided
Antonyms: none provided
noun
Meaning 8
the day after today
Definition source: Princeton WordNet 3.0
Examples
- what are our tasks for tomorrow?
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: none provided
Antonyms: none provided
Broader terms: day, twenty-four hours, twenty-four hour period, 24-hour interval, solar day, mean solar day
noun
Meaning 9
the near future
Definition source: Princeton WordNet 3.0
Examples
- tomorrow's world
- everyone hopes for a better tomorrow
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: none provided
Antonyms: none provided
Broader terms: future, hereafter, futurity, time to come
History
Etymology
From Middle English tomorwe, tomorwen, from Old English tō morgne (“tomorrow”, adverb), from tō (“at, on”) + morgne (dative of morgen (“morning”)), from Proto-Germanic *murganaz (“morning”), perhaps from Proto-Indo-European *mergh- (“to blink, to twinkle”), equivalent to to- + morrow. Compare French demain, Dutch morgen, German morgen, Swedish imorgon or Danish i morgen.
Across languages
Translations
469 source translations are retained for this English entry.
- Abkhaz: уаҵәы́ (wacwʼə́) — on the day after the present day
- Acehnese: singoh — on the day after the present day
- Afar: beera — on the day after the present day
- Afrikaans: môre — on the day after the present day
- Dupaningan Agta: nougma — on the day after the present day
- Ahtna: bendeʼ — on the day after the present day
- Aklanon: buwas — on the day after the present day
- Albanian: nesër — on the day after the present day
- American Sign Language: OpenA@Jaw-ThumbBack OpenA@NearCheek-ThumbUp — on the day after the present day
- Amharic: ነገ (nägä) — on the day after the present day
- Chungli Ao: asüng — on the day after the present day
- Western Apache: hii’ skâa-gu — on the day after the present day
- Arabic: غَدًا (ḡadan) — on the day after the present day
- Arabic: الْغَد (al-ḡad) — on the day after the present day
- Chadian Arabic: أمباكر (ambākir) — on the day after the present day
- Arabic: بكرة (bukra) — on the day after the present day
- Arabic: باجر (bāčir) — on the day after the present day
- Arabic: بُكْرة (bukra) — on the day after the present day
- Iraqi Arabic: باچر (bāčir) — on the day after the present day
- Juba Arabic: bukra — on the day after the present day
- Arabic: غدا (ḡadda) — on the day after the present day
- Arabic: الغد (el-ḡadd) — on the day after the present day
- Arabic: بكرة (bukra) — on the day after the present day
- Arabic: بكرة (bukra) — on the day after the present day
- Sudanese Arabic: بكرة (bukra) — on the day after the present day
- Assyrian Neo-Aramaic: ܡܚܵܪ (mḥār) — on the day after the present day
- Assyrian Neo-Aramaic: ܨܲܦܪܵܐ (ṣaprā) — on the day after the present day
- Assyrian Neo-Aramaic: ܩܘܼܕܡܹܐ (qudmē) — on the day after the present day
- Armenian: վաղը (vaġə) — on the day after the present day
- Aromanian: mãne — on the day after the present day
- Assamese: কালি (kali) — on the day after the present day
- Assamese: অহাকালি (ohakali) — on the day after the present day
- Asturian: mañana — on the day after the present day
- Azerbaijani: sabah — on the day after the present day
- Azerbaijani: danna — on the day after the present day
- Azerbaijani: yarın — on the day after the present day
- Baluchi: باندا (bándá) — on the day after the present day
- Bashkir: иртәгә (irtəgə) — on the day after the present day
- Bashkir: иртән (irtən) — on the day after the present day
- Basque: bihar — on the day after the present day
- Belarusian: за́ўтра (záwtra) — on the day after the present day
- Bengali: কাল (kal) — on the day after the present day
- Bengali: আগামীকাল (agamikal) — on the day after the present day
- Central Bikol: sa aga — on the day after the present day
- Southern Catanduanes Bikol: sa-aga — on the day after the present day
- Bolinao: dilap — on the day after the present day
- Breton: warc'hoazh — on the day after the present day
- Breton: arc'hoazh — on the day after the present day
- Bulgarian: у́тре (útre) — on the day after the present day
- Bunun: laqbiŋin — on the day after the present day
- Burmese: နက်ဖြန် (nakhpran) — on the day after the present day
- Carpathian Rusyn: за́втра (závtra) — on the day after the present day
- Catalan: demà — on the day after the present day
- Cebuano: ugma — on the day after the present day
- Chamicuro: wa'ni — on the day after the present day
- Chavacano: mañana — on the day after the present day
- Chechen: кхана (qana) — on the day after the present day
- Chichewa: mawa — on the day after the present day
- Chickasaw: onnakma̱ — on the day after the present day
- Chickasaw: nittak yamma̱ — on the day after the present day
- Chinese Cantonese: 明天 (ming4 tin1) — on the day after the present day
- Chinese Cantonese: 聽日 /听日 (ting1 jat6) — on the day after the present day
- Chinese Cantonese: 明日 (ming4 jat6) — on the day after the present day
- Chinese: минтян (mintian) — on the day after the present day
- Chinese: мир (mir) — on the day after the present day
- Chinese: миргә (mirgə) — on the day after the present day
- Eastern Min Chinese: 明旦 (mìng-dáng, mièng-dáng) — on the day after the present day
- Eastern Min Chinese: 明旦早 (mìng-dáng-cā) — on the day after the present day
- Gan Chinese: 明日 ('miang4 nyit6) — on the day after the present day
- Hakka Chinese: 韶早 (sèu-chó) — on the day after the present day
- Chinese: 明仔日 (bîn-á-li̍t) — on the day after the present day
- Chinese: 明仔载 (bîn-á-tsài) — on the day after the present day
- Chinese: 隔轉工 /隔转工 (keh-tńg-kang) — on the day after the present day
- Chinese: 隔轉日 /隔转日 (keh-tńg-li̍t) — on the day after the present day
- Jin Chinese: 明天 (ming1 tie1) — on the day after the present day
- Jin Chinese: 早起 (zau2 qi2) — on the day after the present day
- Chinese Mandarin: 明天 (míngtiān) — on the day after the present day
- Chinese Mandarin: 明日 (míngrì) — on the day after the present day
- Chinese Mandarin: 明兒 /明儿 (míngr) — on the day after the present day
- Chinese Mandarin: 明兒個 /明儿个 (míngrge) — on the day after the present day
- Northern Min Chinese: 明朝 (mêng-dió̤) — on the day after the present day
- Wu Chinese: 明朝 — on the day after the present day
- Xiang Chinese: 明日 — on the day after the present day
- West Circassian: неущы (newuśə) — on the day after the present day
- Maore Comorian: meso — on the day after the present day
- Ngazidja Comorian: mauɗu — on the day after the present day
- Cornish: a-vorow — on the day after the present day
- Creek: apaksi — on the day after the present day
- Crimean Tatar: yarın — on the day after the present day
- Czech: zítra — on the day after the present day
- Dalmatian: desmun — on the day after the present day
- Danish: i morgen — on the day after the present day
- Dutch: morgen — on the day after the present day
- Dzongkha: ནངས་པ (nangs pa) — on the day after the present day
- Egyptian: dwA-A-w-hrw: (dwꜣw) — on the day after the present day
- Esperanto: morgaŭ — on the day after the present day
- Esperanto: morgaŭe — on the day after the present day
- Estonian: homme — on the day after the present day
- Even: тимана (timana) — on the day after the present day
- Evenki: тыматиэ (timatiə) — on the day after the present day
- Faroese: í morgin — on the day after the present day
- Fijian: nimataka — on the day after the present day
- Finnish: huomenna — on the day after the present day
- French: demain — on the day after the present day
- West-Frisian: moarn — on the day after the present day
- Galician: mañá — on the day after the present day
- Galician: crás — on the day after the present day
- Georgian: ხვალ (xval) — on the day after the present day
- German: morgen — on the day after the present day
- German: moorn — on the day after the present day
- German: murgen — on the day after the present day
- Gothic: 𐌲𐌹𐍃𐍄𐍂𐌰𐌳𐌰𐌲𐌹𐍃 (gistradagis) — on the day after the present day
- Greek: αύριο (ávrio) — on the day after the present day
- Ancient Greek: αὔριον (aúrion) — on the day after the present day
- Greenlandic: aqagu — on the day after the present day
- Paraguayan Guarani: ko'ẽrõ — on the day after the present day
- Gujarati: કાલે (kāle) — on the day after the present day
- Haitian Creole: demen — on the day after the present day
- Hawaiian: 'apōpō — on the day after the present day
- Hawaiian: ʻapōpō — on the day after the present day
- Hebrew: מָחָר (makhár) — on the day after the present day
- Higaonon: asom — on the day after the present day
- Hiligaynon: buas — on the day after the present day
- Hindi: कल (kal) — on the day after the present day
- Hindi: सुबह (subah) — on the day after the present day
- White Hmong: tag kis — on the day after the present day
- Hungarian: holnap — on the day after the present day
- Hunsrik: moie — on the day after the present day
- Icelandic: á morgun — on the day after the present day
- Ido: morge — on the day after the present day
- Igala: ọ̀na — on the day after the present day
- Igbo: echi — on the day after the present day
- Ilocano: inton bigat — on the day after the present day
- Indonesian: esok — on the day after the present day
- Indonesian: besok — on the day after the present day
- Ingrian: hoomeen — on the day after the present day
- Interlingua: deman — on the day after the present day
- Irish: amárach — on the day after the present day
- Irish: amáireach — on the day after the present day
- Old Irish: bárach — on the day after the present day
- Old Irish: i mbárach — on the day after the present day
- Istriot: deimàn — on the day after the present day
- Italian: domani — on the day after the present day
- Japanese: 明日 — on the day after the present day
- Japanese: あす (asu) — on the day after the present day
- Javanese: bénjing énjing — on the day after the present day
- Javanese: sésok ésok — on the day after the present day
- Jeju: 늴 (nuil) — on the day after the present day
- Jeju: 닐 (nil) — on the day after the present day
- Jeju: 넬 (nel) — on the day after the present day
- Kaitag: гъурш (ɣurš) — on the day after the present day
- Limos Kalinga: bigát — on the day after the present day
- Kankanaey: bigat — on the day after the present day
- Kankanaey: wakgat — on the day after the present day
- Kannada: ನಾಳೆ (nāḷe) — on the day after the present day
- Kapampangan: bukas — on the day after the present day
- Kashmiri: پَگاہ — on the day after the present day
- Kashmiri: صُبَس (subas) — on the day after the present day
- Kazakh: ертең (erteñ) — on the day after the present day
- Khmer: ស្អែក (sʼaek) — on the day after the present day
- Kinaray-a: rum-an — on the day after the present day
- Korean: 내일 (naeil) — on the day after the present day
- Korean: 래일 (raeil) — on the day after the present day
- Central Kurdish: سبەی (sbey) — on the day after the present day
- Northern Kurdish: sibe — on the day after the present day
- Kyrgyz: эртең (erteŋ) — on the day after the present day
- Ladin: doman — on the day after the present day
- Ladino: amanyana — on the day after the present day
- Lao: ມື້ອື່ນ (mư̄ ʼư̄n) — on the day after the present day
- Lao: ພຸກນີ້ (phuk nī) — on the day after the present day
- Lao: ພຸກ (phuk) — on the day after the present day
- Lao: ພຸ່ງນີ້ (phung nī) — on the day after the present day
- Lao: ພຸ່ງ (phung) — on the day after the present day
- Latin: crās — on the day after the present day
- Latvian: rīt — on the day after the present day
- Laz: ოჭუმე (oç̌ume) — on the day after the present day
- Ligurian: doman — on the day after the present day
- Lithuanian: rytoj — on the day after the present day
- Lithuanian: ryt — on the day after the present day
- Lombard: doman — on the day after the present day
- Lower Tanana: k'ode'onhda' — on the day after the present day
- Luxembourgish: muer — on the day after the present day
- Macanese: amanhâm — on the day after the present day
- Macedonian: у́тре (útre) — on the day after the present day
- Madurese: laggu' — on the day after the present day
- Madurese: dhaggu' — on the day after the present day
- Maguindanao: namag — on the day after the present day
- Malagasy: rahampitso — on the day after the present day
- Malagasy: ampitso — on the day after the present day
- Malay: esok — on the day after the present day
- Malay: besok — on the day after the present day
- Malayalam: നാളെ (nāḷe) — on the day after the present day
- Maltese: għada — on the day after the present day
- Manchu: ᠴᡳᠮᠠᡵᡳ (cimari) — on the day after the present day
- Western Bukidnon Manobo: ke'eselem — on the day after the present day
- Northern Mansi: холытан (holytan) — on the day after the present day
- Manx: mairagh — on the day after the present day
- Māori: āpōpō — on the day after the present day
- Maranao: mapita — on the day after the present day
- Marathi: उद्या (udyā) — on the day after the present day
- Middle English: tomorwe — on the day after the present day
- Middle English: tomorwen — on the day after the present day
- Mingrelian: ჭუმე (č̣ume) — on the day after the present day
- Mòcheno: morng — on the day after the present day
- Mongolian: маргааш (margaaš) — on the day after the present day
- Mongolian: маргаадар (margaadar) — on the day after the present day
- Mongolian: ᠮᠠᠷᠭᠠᠰᠢ (marɣasi) — on the day after the present day
- Mongolian: ᠮᠠᠷᠭᠠᠳᠤᠷ (marɣadur) — on the day after the present day
- Nahuatl: moztla — on the day after the present day
- Nanai: чимана (čimana) — on the day after the present day
- Navajo: yiską́ągo — on the day after the present day
- Ndonga: ngula — on the day after the present day
- Neapolitan: dimane — on the day after the present day
- Nepali: भोलि (bholi) — on the day after the present day
- Niuean: a pogipogi — on the day after the present day
- Norman: demoin — on the day after the present day
- Norwegian Bokmål: i morgen — on the day after the present day
- Norwegian Nynorsk: i morgon — on the day after the present day
- Nyunga: benang — on the day after the present day
- Occitan: deman — on the day after the present day
- Odia: କାଲି (kāli) — on the day after the present day
- Northern Ohlone: hús̄is — on the day after the present day
- Southern Ohlone: aruta — on the day after the present day
- Old English: tō morgne — on the day after the present day
- Ossetian: райсом (rajsom) — on the day after the present day
- Pangasinan: nabuas — on the day after the present day
- Pannonian Rusyn: ютре (jutre) — on the day after the present day
- Pannonian Rusyn: ютро (jutro) — on the day after the present day
- Papiamentu: mañan — on the day after the present day
- Pashto: سبا (sabā) — on the day after the present day
- Dari: فَرْدَا (fardā) — on the day after the present day
- Dari: صُبَاح (subāh) — on the day after the present day
- Iranian Persian: فَرْدا (fardâ) — on the day after the present day
- Iranian Persian: سَوا (savâ) — on the day after the present day
- Polish: jutro — on the day after the present day
- Portuguese: amanhã — on the day after the present day
- Punjabi: ਭਲਕੇ (bhalke) — on the day after the present day
- Quechua: paqarin — on the day after the present day
- Rapa Nui: 'a pó — on the day after the present day
- Rennellese: 'aso'ao — on the day after the present day
- Rennellese: maa kaa 'ao — on the day after the present day
- Romanian: mâine — on the day after the present day
- Romansh: damaun — on the day after the present day
- Rotuman: mîine — on the day after the present day
- Russian: за́втра (závtra) — on the day after the present day
- Rwanda-Rundi: ejo — on the day after the present day
- Saho: beera — on the day after the present day
- Pangutaran Sama: saung — on the day after the present day
- Northern Sami: ihttin — on the day after the present day
- Samoan: taeao — on the day after the present day
- Sanskrit: श्वस् (śvas) — on the day after the present day
- Sardinian: cras — on the day after the present day
- Campidanese Sardinian: crasi — on the day after the present day
- Sardinian: cras — on the day after the present day
- Scottish Gaelic: a-màireach — on the day after the present day
- Serbo-Croatian: сутра — on the day after the present day
- Serbo-Croatian: сутрадан — on the day after the present day
- Serbo-Croatian: sutra — on the day after the present day
- Serbo-Croatian: sutradan — on the day after the present day
- Sicilian: dumani — on the day after the present day
- Sindhi: سُڀاڻي (subhannay) — on the day after the present day
- Sinhalese: හෙට (heṭa) — on the day after the present day
- Slovak: zajtra — on the day after the present day
- Slovene: jútri — on the day after the present day
- Somali: berri — on the day after the present day
- Lower Sorbian: witśe — on the day after the present day
- Southern Altai: эртен (erten) — on the day after the present day
- Spanish: mañana — on the day after the present day
- Spanish: cras (disused) — on the day after the present day
- Svan: მჷხა̈რ (məxär) — on the day after the present day
- Swahili: kesho — on the day after the present day
- Swedish: imorgon — on the day after the present day
- Swedish: i morgon — on the day after the present day
- Sylheti: ꠇꠣꠁꠟ (xail) — on the day after the present day
- Tagalog: bukas — on the day after the present day
- Tahitian: ānānahi — on the day after the present day
- Tajik: фардо (fardo) — on the day after the present day
- Tajik: пагоҳ (pagoh) — on the day after the present day
- Talysh: ماشکی (mâški) — on the day after the present day
- Talysh: سخسه (saxsa) — on the day after the present day
- Tamil: நாளை (nāḷai) — on the day after the present day
- Tarantino: créje — on the day after the present day
- Tatar: иртәгә (irtägä) — on the day after the present day
- Tausug: kunsum — on the day after the present day
- Tboli: haya — on the day after the present day
- Telugu: రేపు (rēpu) — on the day after the present day
- Thai: พรุ่งนี้ (prûng-níi) — on the day after the present day
- Thai: พรุ่ง (prûng) — on the day after the present day
- Southern Thai: ตอเช้า — on the day after the present day
- Tibetan: སང་ཉིན — on the day after the present day
- Tigrinya: ጽባሕ (ṣəbaḥ) — on the day after the present day
- Tongan: ‘apongipongi — on the day after the present day
- Tongan: pongipongi — on the day after the present day
- Turkish: yarın — on the day after the present day
- Ottoman Turkish: یارین (yarın) — on the day after the present day
- Ottoman Turkish: ایرته (irte, erte) — on the day after the present day
- Turkmen: ertir — on the day after the present day
- Tuvaluan: taeao — on the day after the present day
- Ukrainian: за́втра (závtra) — on the day after the present day
- Unami: alàpa — on the day after the present day
- Urdu: کَل (kal) — on the day after the present day
- Urdu: فَرْدا (fardā) — on the day after the present day
- Uyghur: ئەتە (ete) — on the day after the present day
- Uzbek: ertaga — on the day after the present day
- Venetan: doman — on the day after the present day
- Vietnamese: ngày mai — on the day after the present day
- Vietnamese: mai — on the day after the present day
- Volapük: odelo — on the day after the present day
- Walloon: dimwin — on the day after the present day
- Waray-Waray: buwas — on the day after the present day
- Welsh: yfory — on the day after the present day
- Middle Welsh: auory — on the day after the present day
- Woiwurrung: yirramboi — on the day after the present day
- Xhosa: ngomso — on the day after the present day
- Yaghnobi: фиронта (fironta) — on the day after the present day
- Yakan: sumu — on the day after the present day
- Yakut: сарсын (sarsïn) — on the day after the present day
- Yiddish: מאָרגן (morgn) — on the day after the present day
- Yoruba: lọ́la — on the day after the present day
- Zazaki: mest — on the day after the present day
- Zhuang: ngoenzbyug — on the day after the present day
- Zhuang: ngoenzcog — on the day after the present day
- Zulu: kusasa — on the day after the present day
- ǃXóõ: khúbe — on the day after the present day
- Afrikaans: môre — the day after the present day
- Ainu: ニサッタ (nisatta) — the day after the present day
- American Sign Language: OpenA@Jaw-ThumbBack OpenA@NearCheek-ThumbUp — the day after the present day
- Arabic: غَد (ḡad) — the day after the present day
- Arabic: بُكرة (bukra) — the day after the present day
- Armenian: վաղը (vaġə) — the day after the present day
- Asturian: mañana — the day after the present day
- Azerbaijani: sabah — the day after the present day
- Azerbaijani: ertə — the day after the present day
- Azerbaijani: ertəsi gün — the day after the present day
- Baluchi: باندا (bándá) — the day after the present day
- Bashkir: иртәгә (irtəgə) — the day after the present day
- Basque: bihar — the day after the present day
- Belarusian: за́ўтра (záwtra) — the day after the present day
- Bengali: আগামীকাল (agamikal) — the day after the present day
- Breton: warc'hoazh — the day after the present day
- Bulgarian: у́тре (útre) — the day after the present day
- Catalan: demà — the day after the present day
- Chinese Cantonese: 明天 (ming4 tin1) — the day after the present day
- Chinese Cantonese: 聽日 /听日 (ting1 jat6) — the day after the present day
- Chinese Cantonese: 明日 (ming4 jat6) — the day after the present day
- Hakka Chinese: 韶早 (sèu-chó) — the day after the present day
- Chinese: 明仔日 (bîn-á-li̍t) — the day after the present day
- Chinese: 明仔载 (bîn-á-tsài) — the day after the present day
- Chinese: 隔轉工 /隔转工 (keh-tńg-kang) — the day after the present day
- Chinese: 隔轉日 /隔转日 (keh-tńg-li̍t) — the day after the present day
- Chinese Mandarin: 明天 (míngtiān) — the day after the present day
- Chinese Mandarin: 明日 (míngrì) — the day after the present day
- Czech: zítřek — the day after the present day
- Dalmatian: desmun — the day after the present day
- Danish: morgendag — the day after the present day
- Dutch: morgen — the day after the present day
- Edo: àkhuẹ́ — the day after the present day
- Egyptian: dwA-A-w-hrw: (dwꜣw) — the day after the present day
- Egyptian: dwA-A-i-i-t:hrw (dwꜣyt) — the day after the present day
- Egyptian: b-kA-hrw:N19 (bkꜣ) — the day after the present day
- Esperanto: morgaŭ — the day after the present day
- Esperanto: morgaŭo — the day after the present day
- Estonian: homme — the day after the present day
- Ewe: etsɔ — the day after the present day
- Faliscan: 𐌂𐌓𐌀 (cra) — the day after the present day
- Faroese: morgindagur — the day after the present day
- Fijian: nimataka — the day after the present day
- Finnish: huominen — the day after the present day
- Finnish: huomispäivä — the day after the present day
- French: demain — the day after the present day
- Georgian: ხვალე (xvale) — the day after the present day
- German: Morgen — the day after the present day
- Greek: αύριο (ávrio) — the day after the present day
- Gujarati: કાલ (kāl) — the day after the present day
- Hanunoo: aldaw — the day after the present day
- Hawaiian: ʻapōpō — the day after the present day
- Hebrew: מָחָר (makhár) — the day after the present day
- Hindi: कल - can also refer to yesterday (kal) — the day after the present day
- Hindi: depending on context — the day after the present day
- Hindi: आगामी (āgāmī) — the day after the present day
- Hindi: आगमी (āgmī) — the day after the present day
- Hindi: आगामिक (āgāmik) — the day after the present day
- Hindi: आनेवाला (ānevālā) — the day after the present day
- Hungarian: holnap — the day after the present day
- Icelandic: morgundagur — the day after the present day
- Igala: ọ̀na — the day after the present day
- Igbo: echi — the day after the present day
- Indonesian: besok — the day after the present day
- Indonesian: esok — the day after the present day
- Ingrian: hoomeniin päivä — the day after the present day
- Interlingua: deman — the day after the present day
- Irish: amárach — the day after the present day
- Old Irish: bárach — the day after the present day
- Italian: domani — the day after the present day
- Izon: déinbaị̀ — the day after the present day
- Japanese: 明日 — the day after the present day
- Jeju: 늴 (nuil) — the day after the present day
- Jeju: 닐 (nil) — the day after the present day
- Jeju: 넬 (nel) — the day after the present day
- Kashmiri: پَگاہ — the day after the present day
- Kikuyu: rosho — the day after the present day
- Korean: 내일 (naeil) — the day after the present day
- Korean: 명일 (myeong'il) — the day after the present day
- Central Kurdish: سبەینێ (sbeynê) — the day after the present day
- Laboya: koka — the day after the present day
- Lakota: hanhepi kin — the day after the present day
- Latin: cras — the day after the present day
- Latin: dies crastinus — the day after the present day
- Latin: dies castinus — the day after the present day
- Latin: dies castina — the day after the present day
- Latvian: rīt — the day after the present day
- Latvian: rītdiena — the day after the present day
- Lingala: lobi — the day after the present day
- Lithuanian: rytojus — the day after the present day
- Lithuanian: rytdiena — the day after the present day
- Lithuanian: rytoj — the day after the present day
- Lower Tanana: exwdedranh — the day after the present day
- Luhya: muchuli — the day after the present day
- Macanese: amanhâm — the day after the present day
- Macedonian: у́тре (útre) — the day after the present day
- Malay: esok — the day after the present day
- Malay: besok — the day after the present day
- Malayalam: നാളെ (nāḷe) — the day after the present day
- Manchu: ᠴᡳᠮᠠᡵᡳ (cimari) — the day after the present day
- Māori: āpōpō — the day after the present day
- Marathi: उद्या (udyā) — the day after the present day
- Middle English: tomorwe — the day after the present day
- Middle English: tomorwen — the day after the present day
- Mongo: lobi — the day after the present day
- Nahuatl: moztla — the day after the present day
- Norwegian: i morgen — the day after the present day
- Occitan: deman — the day after the present day
- Ojibwe: waabang — the day after the present day
- Old English: morgen — the day after the present day
- Old Galician-Portuguese: cras — the day after the present day
- Persian: فردا (fardâ) — the day after the present day
- Polish: jutro — the day after the present day
- Portuguese: amanhã — the day after the present day
- Quechua: paqarin — the day after the present day
- Rapa Nui: 'āpō — the day after the present day
- Rapa Nui: pō'ā — the day after the present day
- Romanian: mâine — the day after the present day
- Romansh: damaun — the day after the present day
- Russian: за́втра (závtra) — the day after the present day
- Northern Sami: ihttá — the day after the present day
- Serbo-Croatian: сутрa — the day after the present day
- Serbo-Croatian: сутрадан — the day after the present day
- Serbo-Croatian: sutra — the day after the present day
- Serbo-Croatian: sutradan — the day after the present day
- Sindhi: سُڀاڻي (subhannay) — the day after the present day
- Slovak: zajtra — the day after the present day
- Slovene: jútri — the day after the present day
- Southern Altai: эртен (erten) — the day after the present day
- Spanish: mañana — the day after the present day
- Swedish: morgondag — the day after the present day
- Tarantino: créje — the day after the present day
- Telugu: రేపు (rēpu) — the day after the present day
- Thai: พรุ่งนี้ (prûng-níi) — the day after the present day
- Turkish: yarın — the day after the present day
- Ottoman Turkish: یارین (yarın) — the day after the present day
- Ottoman Turkish: ایرته (irte, erte) — the day after the present day
- Ukrainian: за́втра (závtra) — the day after the present day
- Urdu: کل - can also refer to yesterday (kal) — the day after the present day
- Urdu: depending on context — the day after the present day
- Volapük: odel — the day after the present day
- Xhosa: ngomso — the day after the present day
- Yoruba: ọla — the day after the present day
- Zulu: ikusasa — the day after the present day
- ǃXóõ: khúbe — the day after the present day
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