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quotidian - translation to arabic
QUOTIDIAN
الصفة
يَوْمِيّ ; يَوْمِيًّا
quotidian
صِفَة : يوميّ . مبتذل . عاديّ
quotidian
يَومِيّ
Definition
quotidian
[kw?'t?d??n, kw??-]
¦ adjective
1. daily.
2. ordinary or everyday.
3. Medicine denoting the malignant form of malaria.
Origin
ME: via OFr. from L. quotidianus, earlier cotidianus, from cotidie 'daily'.
Examples of use of quotidian
1. And then there are the quotidian small–scale disasters÷ tornadoes, wildfires, flash floods, mudslides.
2. Because, of course, it‘s not quotidian life – in all its randomness – that is throwing up these terrible Job–like hardships.
3. These are just some of the mainstream entries, but the Digest‘s relentless cataloguing of our culture doesn‘t confine itself to quotidian experiences.
4. But where therapism goes too far is in the assumption that all human beings are essentially weak, unable to confront on their own the quotidian neuroses of life.
5. This means that the magistrate‘s court has an important job, albeit not a particularly active one; any intervention in the sentence would not be a quotidian event.