mañana
Not today, later
Mañana is Spanish for "tomorrow" or "morning," borrowed into English to suggest an indefinite future time—later, eventually, not now.
It often implies a relaxed attitude toward deadlines or urgency: We'll worry about that mañana.
The word can carry a stereotype of Latin American cultures as unhurried, which some find offensive.
Delay to later time
- deferDelay or submit
- delayEnforced waiting period
- laterAt a subsequent time
- eventuallyAt a later time
someday · stall · dawdle · tarry · linger · dilly-dally · slack · leisurely
Departing salutation
postpone
Delay to later time
eventually · someday · stall · dawdle · tarry · linger · dilly-dally · slack · leisurely · unhurried
goodbye
Departing salutation
morning
Day's early hours
overnight · schedule · appointment · calendar · deadline · planning · forecast · upcoming · soon · shortly
español
The Castilian language
mañananow
The present moment
immediately · right away · at once · forthwith · urgently
mañanapunctuality
Being on time
now or never · carpe diem · time is money · hustle culture · deadline-driven