mañá

Noun

morning

Adv

tomorrow

Pronounced as (IPA)

/ma.ˈɲa/

Etymology

Inherited from Latin: māne

Cognate with Portuguese: manhã

Cognate with Spanish: mañana

In summary

Inherited from Old Galician-Portuguese mannãa, from Vulgar Latin *māneāna, from Latin māne, from Proto-Indo-European *meh₂-. Cognate with Portuguese manhã and Spanish mañana.

Sentences

Pero mañá podería xogar .

But tomorrow I might be able to play.

O mércores , tres de maio , ás sete e media da mañá , aparece o cadáver .

On Wednesday, May 3, at seven-thirty in the morning, the body appears.

Á mañá seguinte fun a primeira en erguerse.

The next morning I was the first to wake up.

Á mañá seguinte foi cando se abateu sobre nós a desgraza.

The next morning, misfortune came upon us.

E boa tarde a todas e a todos , que dende a mañá non saudei .

Good morning everyone, I haven't said hello since then.

Á mañá seguinte , cando bateu co capitán , estaba triunfante.

The next morning, when he struck the captain, he was triumphant.