Tomorn
/təˈmɔːrn/noun
An archaic or dialectal form of “tomorrow.”
Did you know?“Tomorn” preserves the older structure of “tomorrow,” while “morrow” comes from the same Germanic family as “morning.”
Etymological Timeline
Proto-Germanic
Proto-Germanic
*murgana-
“The following day; morning”
Old English
Old English
morgen
“Morning or the next day”
Middle English
Middle English
to morwe
“On or toward the next day”
Middle English
Middle English
tomorn
“Tomorrow; on the following day”
Early Modern English
English
tomorn
“An archaic or regional form of tomorrow”
Modern English
English
tomorrow
“The day after today”