毎まい日にち

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Common wordJLPTN5Freq.FrequencyTop 1,000

Meanings

Used as a noun or adverb meaning each day without exception. Very common in everyday speech.

毎まい日にち〈事こと〉を続つづけるto keep doing something every day
彼かれは毎まい日にち運うん動どうを続つづけている。
He keeps exercising every day.
毎まい日にち〈場ば所しょ〉に通かようto go to a place every day
毎まい日にち学がっ校こうに通かよっている。
I go to school every day.
毎まい日にちが〈形けい容よう詞し〉every day is (some quality) — describing the character of daily life
最さい近きん、毎まい日にちが楽たのしい。
Lately, every day is fun.

日ひ々びN1
日々 is a more literary way to say 'every day,' often appearing in set phrases like 日々の生活, while 毎日 is the everyday, spoken word for 'every day.'
連れん日じつN1
連日 stresses an unbroken string of consecutive days (often in news reports about ongoing events), while 毎日 is the plain, neutral word for 'every day.'
デイリー
毎日 is the everyday adverb/noun for 'every day', while デイリー is a loanword used prenominally in compounds like デイリーニュース.
毎まい日にちのように
毎日 means 'every day' literally, while 毎日のように softens it to mean 'almost every day', implying frequent but not literally daily occurrence.

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毎まい週しゅうN5
毎日 means 'every day', while 毎週 means 'every week', so they differ only in the time unit repeated.
全ぜん日じつ
毎日 is the everyday, general word for 'every day', while 全日 specifically refers to all the days within a particular event or schedule.
明あけ暮くれ
毎日 simply means 'every day' without any nuance of being absorbed in an activity, whereas 明け暮れ implies continuous devotion or monotony.
日にち常じょうN3
毎日 means 'every day' as a straightforward time expression, whereas 日常 describes the quality or texture of everyday life rather than counting the days.
毎まい朝あさN5
毎朝 refers only to mornings, whereas 毎日 covers the whole day and is broader in scope.
朝あさ晩ばん
毎日 simply means 'every day', while 朝晩 points specifically to the two daily times of morning and evening, as in taking medicine twice a day.

隔かく日じつN1
毎日 means "every day," the direct opposite of 隔日, which means "every other day."
一いち日にち置おきN2
毎日 means 'every day' with no gap, whereas 一日置き means 'every other day' with a one-day interval.

毎まい年としN5
毎日 means 'every day,' while 毎年 (also read まいとし) means 'every year' — the 毎 prefix is the same but the time unit differs.

Compound of 毎 (every) and 日 (day). The reading まいにち is a regular on'yomi combination.