diariamente

daily

adverb dyah-ryah-MEN-teh Rare

Usage Note

Diariamente is the adverb form of diario and means on a daily basis. It is largely interchangeable with a diario or cada día but is more formal and more common in written registers. Like most Spanish adverbs ending in -mente, it is formed by adding the suffix to the feminine singular of the adjective (diaria + -mente).

Examples

"Ella lee el periódico diariamente."

Natural Translation

She reads the newspaper daily.

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