Etymology

crastin

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Today it means: The day after, the morrow. Full definition →

Old French crastin ← Latin crāstinum
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  1. Latin · derived fromcrāstinum“morrow”
  2. Old French · derived fromcrastin“morrow, the day after (any feast)”
  3. English todaycrastin

From Old French crastin (“morrow, the day after (any feast)”), from Latin crāstinum (“morrow”).

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