#time adverb

• Aldată — An old adverbial form, contracted from the structure 'altă dată' (another time), historically used with the meaning of 'once', 'formerly', or 'in the past'. It expresses an undefined, long-past moment in time, encountered primarily in old chronicle literature or northern regional dialects.
• Bow-ward — An old maritime term or technical archaism of Mediterranean origin used as a direction indicator on board ships, meaning 'towards the prow', 'forward', or 'in the direction of the bow'; it indicates the orientation of an object, a maneuver, or a movement toward the front part of a vessel, in structural opposition to the sternward direction.
• Bow-ward — A condensed orthographic and phonetic variant of the adverbial term amproor, utilized in traditional maritime jargon to indicate the direction toward the prow or front of a ship; a command or spatial orientation indicator on board vessels, aimed at guiding the crew in executing mooring or anchoring maneuvers.
• Tonight — An archaic and regional adverb of time meaning tonight, this night, or the coming night; also used in some dialectal contexts with the meaning of last night. It is a compound specific to early popular idioms, found in folk tales, legends, and old chronicles, serving as a contextual temporal indicator.
• Last night — During the night that has just passed, in the night preceding the current day; a temporal indicator widely used in spoken and written Romanian to place an action or event in the closest nocturnal interval of the past.
• Last spring — During the spring that has just passed, in the spring of the current year, or in the closest spring of the past; a temporal marker used in current and literary language to place an event in the preceding vernal season.
• This morning — An archaic and regional adverb of time meaning this morning, early today, or in the morning of the current day. It is a compound specific to early popular idioms (chiefly found in certain areas of Transylvania and Moldavia), used in folk tales, chronicles, and old records to indicate the temporal proximity of an event that took place in the early hours of the day.