tonyght

== Middle English == === Alternative forms === tonight, tonyȝt, toniȝt, tonyst, tonist, tonytt, tonitt, tonyht, toniht, tonycht, tonicht, to nyght, to night, to nyȝt, to niȝt, to nytt, to nitt, to nyht, to niht, to nycht, to nicht === Etymology === From Old English tō niht, equivalent to to- +‎ nyght. === Adverb === tonyght On the currently occurring night. On the night that will follow the current day. On the night preceding the current day; last night. === Noun === tonyght (uncountable) This present night The night which shall occur after the current day. ==== Descendants ==== English: tonight, to-night === References === “tonight,, adv.”, in MED Online, Ann Arbor, Mich.: University of Michigan, 2007, retrieved 14 April 2018.