Where does “tomorrow” come from?

Tomorrow derives from Middle English tomorwe, from Old English tōmorgen, combining Old English tō with Proto-Germanic tō, ultimately from Proto-Indo-European mer-.

tomorrow (English): On the day after the present day; At some point...

Definitions

  1. On the day after the present day; At some point...

Ancestry of “tomorrow”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Middle EnglishtomorweOn the day after today; tomorrow; Sometime in the...
2Old Englishtō morgnetomorrow

Words derived from “tomorrow”

Every word from Old English tō morgne →Every word from Middle English tomorwe →