See hesternus on Wiktionary
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"Cet adjectif est pour *hesi-ternus, la première partie du mot correspond à heri (« hier »), la seconde partie est un suffixe que l’on a aussi dans aeternus, sempiternus, diuturnus, « éternel, sempiternel, très long », sans doute composé du suffixe adverbial -ter et adjectival -nus.\n::Comparez avec l’anglais yester (« d’avant »), l’allemand gestern (« hier »)."
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