daily in Latin
daily in Latin is cōtīdiānus, quotīdiānus, quotīdiē — daily means happening or done every day.
daily in Latin
cōtīdiānus
That occurs every day, or at least every working day.
quotīdiānus
That occurs every day, or at least every working day.
quotīdiē
quotidianly, every day
cottidie
quotidianly, every day
What does "daily" mean?
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adj Happening or done every day.
"Taking a daily walk has really improved his mood."
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noun A newspaper published every day.
"She reads the daily over breakfast every morning."
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adv Every day; once each day.
"The medication should be taken daily, with food."
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daily in a sentence
- Taking a daily walk has really improved his mood.
- The bakery has a daily special on fresh bread.
- She reads the daily over breakfast every morning.
- The medication should be taken daily, with food.
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What is "daily" in Latin?
"daily" in Latin is cōtīdiānus, quotīdiānus, quotīdiē. daily means: Happening or done every day.
How do you use "daily" in a sentence?
Example: "Taking a daily walk has really improved his mood." In Latin, "daily" is cōtīdiānus, quotīdiānus, quotīdiē.
Are there other ways to say "daily" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 4 translations listed for "daily": cōtīdiānus, quotīdiānus, quotīdiē, cottidie.
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