a. and adv. dial. or arch. [? f. YESTER after adjs. in -ern, as eastern.] a. adj. Of yesterday. b. adv. Yesterday.
[a. 1000. Riddles, xli. 44. Ic ʓiestron wæs ʓeong acenned.]
1860. Worcester cites Wright.
1877. Holderness Gloss, Yesthern, W., yesterday.
1891. Ld. Houghton, Stray Verses, 85. I linger on the oaken bridge Fine-filigreed with yestern snow.
