I. məˈnyänə adverb
Etymology: Spanish, literally, tomorrow, from Old Spanish, from ( cras ) mañana early tomorrow, from cras tomorrow + mañana early, from (assumed) Vulgar Latin maneana, from Latin mane in the morning, probably from manis, manus good — more at mature
chiefly Southwest : at an indefinite time in the future
a hunter passed a broken bridge several times … and every time he was assured that it would be fixed mañana — A.L.Campa
II. noun
( -s )
Etymology: Spanish, from mañana, adverb
: an indefinite time in the future
the glorious mañana when behaviorists will give us an adequate theory of the creative artist — Eliseo Vivas