Definition of nightward in English:

nightward

adverb ˈnʌɪtwəd

literary, poetic

adjective ˈnʌɪtwəd

literary, poetic

Formerly: †coming, taking place, etc., towards nightfall (obsolete). Now: in the direction of or leading towards the night; westward.

Early 17th century; earliest use found in Mary Wroth (b.?1587), author. From night + -ward.

adverbˈnʌɪtwəd

literary, poetic

adjectiveˈnʌɪtwəd

literary, poetic

Formerly: †coming, taking place, etc., towards nightfall (obsolete). Now: in the direction of or leading towards the night; westward.

Early 17th century; earliest use found in Mary Wroth (b. ?1587), author. From night + -ward.

单词	nightward
释义	Definition of nightward in English: nightward adverb ˈnʌɪtwəd literary, poetic Towards night. adjective ˈnʌɪtwəd literary, poetic Formerly: †coming, taking place, etc., towards nightfall (obsolete). Now: in the direction of or leading towards the night; westward. Origin Early 17th century; earliest use found in Mary Wroth (b.?1587), author. From night + -ward. Definition of nightward in US English: nightward adverbˈnʌɪtwəd literary, poetic Towards night. adjectiveˈnʌɪtwəd literary, poetic Formerly: †coming, taking place, etc., towards nightfall (obsolete). Now: in the direction of or leading towards the night; westward. Origin Early 17th century; earliest use found in Mary Wroth (b. ?1587), author. From night + -ward.
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