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JLPTN1Freq.FrequencyTop 50,000

Meanings

daily allowance; daily wages

Refers to a fixed amount of money paid per day, such as a per diem for business trips or daily pay for work.

〈人ひと〉に日にっ当とうを払はらうto pay someone a daily allowance/wage
会かい社しゃは出しゅっ張ちょう中ちゅうの社しゃ員いんに日にっ当とうを払はらっている。
The company pays a daily allowance to employees on business trips.
日にっ当とうが出でるa daily allowance is provided
この仕し事ごとは日にっ当とうが出でるので助たすかる。
This job comes with a daily allowance, which really helps.
日にっ当とうは〈数すう〉円えんだthe daily allowance/wage is a certain amount of yen
この現げん場ばの日にっ当とうは一いち万まん円えんだ。
The daily wage at this worksite is 10,000 yen.
〈事こと〉の日にっ当とうthe daily allowance for a particular job or trip
出しゅっ張ちょうの日にっ当とうが別べっ途と支し給きゅうされる。
A separate daily allowance is provided for business trips.

時じ給きゅうN3
時給 is pay calculated by the hour, while 日当 is a fixed amount paid per day worked.
月げっ給きゅうN2
月給 is a salary paid once a month, while 日当 is an allowance or wage paid for each day worked.
手て当あてN2
手当 is a general term for an allowance or benefit (e.g., housing, family), whereas 日当 specifically means a fixed daily payment.
賃ちん金ぎんN1
賃金 is the broad, formal/legal term for wages in general, while 日当 refers specifically to a set amount paid per day.

日ひ当あたりN3
日当たり means the amount of sunlight a place receives, while 日当 means a daily wage or allowance; they share kanji but are unrelated in meaning.

Compound of 日 (day) and 当 (allotment, per). The reading にっとう is a regular on'yomi combination.