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yfory.

tomorrow

5 characters3 syllables approx.Cymraeg language

Meaning & usage

adv/əˈvɔrɨ̞/North-Wales, standard/ˈvɔrɨ̞/North-Wales, colloquial/əˈvoːri/South-Wales, standard/əˈvɔri/South-Wales, standard

  1. tomorrow

Where this word comes from

From Middle Welsh auory, from Proto-Brythonic *aβọrɨɣ, from *bọreɣ (“morning”) (whence bore), from Proto-Celtic *bāregos. Compare Irish amárach (“tomorrow”), a reduced form of i mbárach.

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