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day_after_tomorrow

day after tomorrow

English

Noun

the day after tomorrow

(This entry is here for translation purposes only.)

Translations

day after tomorrow - translation entry

Arabic: بَعْدَ غَد ‎(baʿda ḡad)
Armenian: վաղը չէ մյուս օրը ‎(vałə čʿē myus ōrə)
Basque: etzi (eu)
Belarusian: пасьляза́ўтра ‎(pasʹljazáŭtra)
Breton: goude warc'hoazh, antronoz all
Burmese: သန်ဘက် (my) ‎(sanbhak)
Catalan: demà passat (ca)
Chinese:

Cantonese: 後日 ‎(hau⁶ jat⁶)

Mandarin: 後天 (zh), 后天 (zh) ‎(hòutiān)
Czech: pozítří (cs) n
Danish: overmorgen c
Dolgan: өйүүн ‎(öyüün)
Dutch: overmorgen (nl)
Esperanto: postmorgaŭ
Faroese: ovurmorgin m
Finnish: ylihuominen (fi)
French: après-demain (fr) m
Georgian:, ზეგ ‎(zeg)
German: Übermorgen n
Greek: μεθαύριο (el) n ‎(methávrio)
Hebrew: מָחֳרָתַייִם (he) ‎(mokhoratáyim)
Hindi: परसों (hi) ‎(parsõ)
Hungarian: holnapután (hu)
Ido: posmorga dio
Inari Sami: paijeelittáá
Indonesian: esok lusa (id)
Irish: arú amárach
Italian: dopodomani (it) m
Japanese: 明後日 (ja) ‎(あさって, asatte), 明後日 (ja) ‎(みょうごにち, myōgonichi) (formal)
Kalmyk: нөкәдүр ‎(nökädür)
Khmer: ខានស្អែក (km) ‎(kʰaan sʔaek)
Korean: 모레 (ko) ‎(more)

Kurdish: dusibe (ku)
Sorani: دوو سبه‌ی
Latin: perendie
Latvian: parīt
Lithuanian: porytdiena
Macedonian: задутре n ‎(zadutre)
Malagasy: afakampitso (mg)
Malay: lusa
Maltese: pitgħada
Maori: ātahirā
Mongolian: нөгөөдөр (mn) ‎(nögöödör)
Pipil: wipta
Polish: pojutrze (pl)
Portuguese: dia depois de amanhã m
Romanian: poimâine (ro)
Russian: послеза́втра (ru) ‎(poslezávtra), послеза́втрашний день m ‎(poslezávtrašnij denʹ)
Scottish Gaelic: an-earar
Serbo-Croatian:

Cyrillic: прексутра n, прекосутра n

Roman: preksutra (sh) n, prekosutra (sh) n
Slovak: pozajtra
Spanish: pasado mañana (es)
Swedish: övermorgon
Tagalog: samakalawa
Tamil: nalaimarunal ‎(nalaimarunal), nalaimarunal ‎(nalaimarunal), நாளை மறு நாள் ‎(nāḷai maṟu nāḷ)
Tarantino: biscrèje
Telugu: ఎల్లుండి (te) ‎(elluṃḍi)
Turkish: öbür gün (tr), yarından sonraki gün
Urdu: پرسوں ‎(parsõ)
Vietnamese: ngày kia (vi)
ǃXóõ: khúma

Synonyms

overmorrow (obsolete)

Antonyms

day before yesterday, ereyesterday (obsolete)

Adverb

on the day after tomorrow

(This entry is here for translation purposes only.)

Translations

on the day after tomorrow - translation entry

Arabic: بَعْدَ غَد ‎(baʿda ḡad)
Egyptian Arabic: بعد بكره ‎(baʿd(a) bukra)
Armenian: վաղը չէ մյուս օրը ‎(vałə čʿē myus ōrə)
Basque: etzi (eu)
Belarusian: пасьляза́ўтра ‎(pasʹljazáŭtra)
Bulgarian: вдру́гиден ‎(vdrúgiden)
Burmese: သဘက်ခါ ‎(sa.bhakhka)
Chinese:
Mandarin: 後天 (zh), 后天 (zh) ‎(hòutiān)
Czech: pozítří (cs)
Danish: i overmorgen c
Dutch: overmorgen (nl)
Esperanto: postmorgaŭ
Estonian: ülehomme
Faroese: í ovurmorgin
Finnish: ylihuomenna (fi)
French: après-demain (fr)
Galician: pasadomañá (gl)
Georgian: ზეგ ‎(zeg)
German: übermorgen (de)
Greek: μεθαύριο (el) ‎(methávrio)
Hawaiian: ʻapōpō ā ia lā aku
Hebrew: מָחֳרָתַייִם (he) ‎(mokhoratáyim)
Hindi: परसों (hi) ‎(parsõ)
Hungarian: holnapután (hu)
Ido: posmorge (io)
Italian: dopodomani (it)
Japanese: 明後日 (ja) ‎(あさって, asatte), 明後日 (ja) ‎(みょうごにち, myōgonichi) (formal)
Jingpho: hpawtni din
Korean: 모레 (ko) ‎(more)
Kurdish:
Sorani: دوو سبه‌ی

Latin: perendie
Latvian: parīt
Lithuanian: poryt (lt)
Luxembourgish: iwwermuer
Macedonian: за́дутре n ‎(zádutre)
Malay: lusa
Mongolian: нөгөөдөр (mn) ‎(nögöödör)
Norwegian: i overmorgen
Persian: پس‌فردا ‎(pas-fardâ)
Pipil: wipta
Polish: pojutrze (pl)
Portuguese: depois de amanhã (pt)
Romanian: poimâine (ro)
Russian: послеза́втра (ru) ‎(poslezávtra)
Scottish Gaelic: an-earar
Serbo-Croatian:

Cyrillic: прексутра, прекосутра, дан послије сутра

Roman: preksutra (sh), prekosutra (sh), dan poslije sutra
Slovak: pozajtra
Slovene: pojútrišnjem (sl)
Spanish: pasado mañana (es)
Swedish: i övermorgon (sv)
Talysh:

Anbarani: پاشا ‎(pâšâ)

Asalemi: پشرا ‎(pašrâ)
Tarantino: biscrèje
Telugu: ఎల్లుండి (te) ‎(elluṃḍi)
Ukrainian: післяза́втра ‎(pisljazávtra)
Urdu: پرسوں ‎(parsõ)
Vietnamese: ngày mốt
Yiddish: איבערמאָרגן ‎(ibermorgn)
ǃXóõ: khúma

Synonyms

overmorrow (obsolete)

Antonyms

day before yesterday, ereyesterday (obsolete)

See also

nudiustertian (obsolete)