amorwe

Middle English

Etymology

From a- +‎ morwe.

Adverb

amorwe (not comparable)

1. In the morning.
2. On the following morning, tomorrow
   • 1372, Chaucer, “v. 1102”, in The Boke of the Duchesse‎^[1]:

     That whan I sawgh hir first amorwe, I was warished of al my sorwe

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Descendants

• English: amorrow (dialectal)