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ᴱQ. nuononda n. “day after tomorrow” (Category: Tomorrow)

⚠️ᴱQ. nuononda, n. “day after tomorrow” (Category: Tomorrow)
ᴹQ. enar “tomorrow”

A word for “day after tomorrow” in the Qenya Lexicon of the 1910s, a combination of noun ᴱQ. nuo “tomorrow” and adjective ᴱQ. nonda “tomorrow”, so more exactly “tomorrow’s tomorrow” (QL/66). The Poetic and Mythological Words of Eldarissa had nua(nwa) “(day after) tomorrow”, probably intended to be nua “tomorrow” and nuanwa “day after tomorrow” (PME/67); hat-tip to Lokyt for this suggestion. The original pencil layer of QL had nua and nuanwa (QL/67), presumably changed to nuo and nuononda.

References ✧ PME/67; QL/66-67

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nuo “tomorrow” ✧ QL/66; QL/67 (nua)
nond(in)a “tomorrow” ✧ QL/66 (nonda)