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May. 24, 2015

yestreen \ye-STREEN\ adverb 1. during yesterday evening. Quotes Late late yestreen I saw the new moone / Wi' the auld moone in hir arme… -- , "Sir Patrick Spens," Reliques of Ancient English Poetry, collected by Thomas Percy, 1765 Origin Yestreen entered English in the 1400s. Its first element, yester, is a cognate with the German term gerstern, and is akin to the Latin hesternus meaning "of yesterday."

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