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يَوْمِيّ
daily /jawˈmijj/
adjectiveB1#1847 most common
Also: everyday, day-to-day, per day
Example sentences
هَذَا نَشاطٌ يَوْمِيّ.
This is a daily activity.
أَقْرَأُ الجَريدةَ بِشَكْلٍ يَوْمِيّ.
I read the newspaper on a daily basis.
التَّمْرينُ اليَوْمِيّ مُفيدٌ لِلصِّحّة.
Daily exercise is good for your health.
تَنْشُرُ الصَّحيفةُ تَقْريراً يَوْمِيّاً عَنِ الطَّقْس.
The newspaper publishes a daily report about the weather.
تُواجِهُ الشَّرِكةُ تَحَدِّياتٍ يَوْميّةً في إدارةِ سِلْسِلةِ التَّوْريد.
The company faces daily challenges in managing its supply chain.
يَعْكِسُ الأَداءُ اليَوْميُّ لِلأَسْواقِ الماليّةِ مَزاجَ المُسْتَثْمِرينَ تِجاهَ التَّقَلُّباتِ الاقْتِصاديّة.
The daily performance of the financial markets reflects investor mood toward economic swings.
Declension
| Case | Singular | Plural |
|---|---|---|
| Nominative | يَوْمِيٌّ | يَوْمِيّونَ |
| Genitive | يَوْمِيٍّ | يَوْمِيّينَ |
| Accusative | يَوْمِيّاً | يَوْمِيّينَ |
| Vocative | يا يَوْمِيُّ | يا يَوْمِيّونَ |
Word family
Etymology
The word is built from the noun يَوْم (yawm), meaning "day," plus the nisba suffix ـِيّ, which turns a noun into a relative adjective. So it literally means "of the day" or "pertaining to the day." The base يَوْم is common Semitic and appears across the family with the same sense.
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