Imorgon

Imorgon is a Swedish adverb meaning "tomorrow," the day after today. It is used to refer to future time relative to the moment of speaking and is among the most common time expressions in Swedish.

Etymology and orthography: The modern form derives from the phrase "i morgon," literally "in the morning," and over time the words fused into a single word. It is written in lowercase and does not take a definite article.

Usage: Imorgon appears in everyday speech and writing. Examples: "Vi ses imorgon." "Vad gör du imorgon?" "Imorgon kväll blir det middag." When combined with other time specifications, it can form phrases such as "imorgon kväll" or "imorgon på morgonen," depending on regional or stylistic preferences; generally, "imorgon" is sufficient for "tomorrow."

Cross-linguistic notes: In Danish and Norwegian, the equivalent is "i morgen" (two words). In German, "morgen" means either "tomorrow" or "morning," depending on context, while English uses "tomorrow" for the day after today.

See also: tomorrow; time expressions in Swedish.