long ago long ago adv.

long before now, a lot of time ago,

counting minutes, hours, days or years, according to the
meaning of the speech. How long have you been here? for a
long time, about half an hour. Long ago, our ancestors walked
along Depr to Constantinople. Haven't you seen each other for a
long time? Yes, how we parted. If it was taken a long time ago,
it is forgotten. Who did it? "It's been like this for a long time."
For a long time - not a reason, not an excuse. A long time ago,
when the woman was still a girl. A long time ago, when my
grandmother was still a granddaughter. A long time ago, a long
time ago, a long time ago, a very long time ago. Quite a long
time ago. Long ago, long ago, long past, past, ancient. Old one,
the same; ancient, long-standing, long-standing, ongoing from
time immemorial. Long-standing sowing old Psk. very old, very
old. Recency the property of a long time ago, longevity, or
antiquity, hazing, dilapidation, a state of the long past, antiquity,
ancientness. This is an old story. Since it was so long ago, I
don’t remember this case. The item has become unusable due to
age. Recent history is a significant witness. Civil or zemstvo
prescription, ten years; If you miss this deadline without a claim
or litigation, you lose the right to claim. Precious, relating to
prescription; old and long-standing. Dave, dav'n, davya,
davichka, davecha, davecha, davicha, davichi, davesh, davichka,
long ago adv. not so long ago, naked, not long ago, but today.
Go where you were before. Long-past, long-gone, long-gone,
long-gone, long-gone.