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During the night of the day after the present day.
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
Usage: not-comparable
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Meaning relationships
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Antonyms: none provided
The night of the day after the present day.
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
No example sentence was provided for this meaning.
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: none provided
Antonyms: none provided
No etymology was provided for this word.
Across languages
Translations
53 source translations are retained for this English entry.
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Bulgarian:
утре вечер
(utre večer)
— during the night of the day after
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Chinese Mandarin:
明晚
(míngwǎn)
— during the night of the day after
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Czech:
příští noc
— during the night of the day after
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Czech:
zítřejší noc
— during the night of the day after
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Dutch:
morgennacht
— during the night of the day after
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Dutch:
morgenavond
— during the night of the day after
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Finnish:
huomisiltana
— during the night of the day after
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French:
demain soir
— during the night of the day after
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Georgian:
ხვალ ღამით
(xval ɣamit)
— during the night of the day after
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German:
morgen Abend
— during the night of the day after
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German:
morgen Nacht
— during the night of the day after
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Greek:
χθες νύχτα
(chthes nýchta)
— during the night of the day after
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Greek:
άρκοψες
(árkopses)
— during the night of the day after
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Interlingua:
deman vespere
— during the night of the day after
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Italian:
domani sera
— during the night of the day after
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Japanese:
明晩
(myōban)
— during the night of the day after
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Japanese:
明夜
(myōya)
— during the night of the day after
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Korean:
어제 밤
(eoje bam)
— during the night of the day after
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Latin:
cras ad vesperum
— during the night of the day after
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Lithuanian:
rytoj vakare
— during the night of the day after
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Lithuanian:
rytoj naktį
— during the night of the day after
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Polish:
jutrzejszej nocy
— during the night of the day after
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Portuguese:
amanhã à noite
— during the night of the day after
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Romanian:
mâine seară
— during the night of the day after
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Romanian:
mâine noapte
— during the night of the day after
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Russian:
за́втра ве́чером
(závtra véčerom)
— during the night of the day after
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Russian:
за́втра но́чью
(závtra nóčʹju)
— during the night of the day after
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Scots:
the morn's nicht
— during the night of the day after
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Scottish Gaelic:
an-ath-oidhch'
— during the night of the day after
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Slovene:
jutri zvečer
— during the night of the day after
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Spanish:
mañana por la noche
— during the night of the day after
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Swahili:
kesho usiku
— during the night of the day after
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Swedish:
i morgon kväll
— during the night of the day after
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Turkish:
yarın gece
— during the night of the day after
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Chinese Mandarin:
明晚
(míngwǎn)
— night after the present day
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Czech:
příští noc
— night after the present day
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Czech:
zítřejší noc
— night after the present day
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Dutch:
morgennacht
— night after the present day
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Dutch:
morgenavond
— night after the present day
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Finnish:
huomisilta
— night after the present day
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French:
demain soir
— night after the present day
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German:
morgen Abend
— night after the present day
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Interlingua:
deman vespere
— night after the present day
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Latin:
crastinus vesperi
— night after the present day
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Latin:
crastini vesperi
— night after the present day
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Lithuanian:
rytojaus vakaras
— night after the present day
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Lithuanian:
rytojaus naktis
— night after the present day
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Polish:
jutrzejsza noc
— night after the present day
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Portuguese:
a noite de amanhã
— night after the present day
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Scots:
the morn's nicht
— night after the present day
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Scottish Gaelic:
ath-oidhche
— night after the present day
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Spanish:
mañana por la noche
— night after the present day
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Turkish:
yarın gece
— night after the present day
