yearly in Latin
yearly in Latin is annuus, quotannīs — yearly means happening once every year.
yearly in Latin
annuus
Happening once every year.
quotannīs
Happening once every year.
What does "yearly" mean?
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adj Happening once every year.
"Our yearly holiday to the coast is the highlight of the summer."
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adv Once a year; annually.
"The committee meets yearly to decide how to spend the funds."
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yearly in a sentence
- Our yearly holiday to the coast is the highlight of the summer.
- A yearly check-up helps the dentist spot problems early.
- The committee meets yearly to decide how to spend the funds.
- Do you pay your car insurance monthly or yearly?
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What is "yearly" in Latin?
"yearly" in Latin is annuus, quotannīs. yearly means: Happening once every year.
How do you use "yearly" in a sentence?
Example: "Our yearly holiday to the coast is the highlight of the summer." In Latin, "yearly" is annuus, quotannīs.
Are there other ways to say "yearly" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "yearly": annuus, quotannīs.
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