毎まい度ど

adverb, noun

each time; every time; always

Used adverbially or as a noun to mean 'on every occasion' or 'without fail'. Often implies a repeated pattern, sometimes with a nuance of 'as usual'.

• 毎まい度どのことですが、また遅ち刻こくですね。

  As always, you're late again.

• この店みせには毎まい度どお世せ話わになっています。

  I'm always indebted to this shop.

interjection

thank you for your patronage; welcome (in a shop)

Abbreviation of 毎度ありがとうございます. A familiar greeting used by shop staff to regular customers, often when they enter or leave. Casual and business-like.

See also: 毎度ありがとうございます

• 「毎まい度ど！」と店てん主しゅが声こえをかけた。

  "Thanks for coming!" the shopkeeper called out.

• 常じょう連れん客きゃくが入はいると、店てん員いんが「毎まい度ど」と言いった。

  When a regular customer entered, the clerk said, "Welcome back!"

interjection

hello (when visiting a home); I'm coming in

Dialectal (Hokuriku) greeting used when entering someone's home. Not standard Japanese; may be unfamiliar outside the region.

• 玄げん関かんで「毎まい度ど」と言いって上あがるのが、この地ち方ほうの習しゅう慣かんだ。

  It's a custom in this region to say "hello" at the entrance before coming in.