daily etymology

Word: Daily

Meaning: Occurring or done every day

Origin:

• Middle English: dai(e)l, dai(e)ly, from Old English dægelic
• Old English dægelic: from dæg "day" + -līc "-ly"
• Proto-Germanic *dagalīkaz: from *dagaz "day" + *-līkaz "-ly"
• Proto-Indo-European *déǵʰ- "day"

daily relate terms

• fever

  Etymology Latin febris Proto Italic febris Proto Indo European dʰbʰrós b

• gaily

  Etymology The word gaily is derived from the Old English word gāl which means merr

• daily

  Word Daily Meaning Occurring or done every day Origin Middle English dai e l dai

• casual

  Etymology The word casual is derived from the Latin word casus which means chance

• diary

  Etymology and Origin The word diary comes from the Late Latin word diarium meaning

• journal

  Etymology The word journal originates from the Old French word jornal which in turn

• quotidian

  Etymology The word quotidian is derived from the Latin word quotidiānus which mean

• diet

  Etymology The word diet comes from the Greek word diaita which means way of life o

• diurnal

  Etymology Derived from Latin diurnalis meaning daily or of the day Ultimately de

• dial

  Etymology The word dial comes from the Middle English word dialle which in turn come

• newspaper

  Etymology The word newspaper is derived from two words New Old English newe mean

• paper

  Etymology The word paper originates from the Coptic word papyrus which refers to a w

• precept

  Etymology The word precept comes from the Latin word praeceptum which means comman