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• Hesternal tense is reported, for example in the Fyam or Fyem language of northern Nigeria.
• A tense for after tomorrow is thus called post-crastinal, and one for before yesterday is called pre-hesternal.
• A "'pre-hesternal "'tense refers to an event which occurred prior to yesterday or the previous day.
• Hesternal tense may also be used to denote a tense for any time prior to the current day  that is, to mean pre-hodiernal.
• Hesternal tense refers to an event which occurred yesterday ( in an absolute tense system ) or on the preceding day ( in a relative tense system ).
• Some languages also have a crastinal tense, a future tense referring specifically to tomorrow ( found in some Bantu languages ); or a hesternal tense, a past tense referring specifically to yesterday ( although this name is also sometimes used to mean pre-hodiernal ).