I. ˈdālē, -li adjective
Etymology: Middle English dayly, from Old English dæglīc, from dæg day + -līc -ly — more at day
1. : occurring or being made, done, or acted upon every day
his daily work
: issued every day or every weekday
a daily newspaper
: of or for every day
a daily schedule
2.
a. : reckoned by the day
average daily wage
b. : covering the period of a day : based on a day
daily statistics
II. adverb
Etymology: Middle English dayly, from dayly, adjective
1. : every day
2. : day by day
3. : every weekday
go to work daily
III. noun
( -es )
Etymology: daily (I)
1. : a newspaper published every weekday
2. Britain : a female domestic employee not a resident of the house in which she works
3. dailies plural : rush 7