Tomorrow

"Tomorrow" in Latin

crās

(on the day after the present day)

cras

(the day after the present day)

dies castina

(the day after the present day)

dies castinus

(the day after the present day)

dies crastinus

(the day after the present day)

dies crastinus

(the day after the present day)

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