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10 Language-to-English DictionariesYearly
/ˈjɪrli/Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
Occurring once a year.
"The company holds a yearly meeting to discuss its progress."
- 1
A publication or event that occurs annually.
"She received the yearly report from her investment advisor."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The word 'yearly' originates from the Old English 'geārlīc', which combines 'geār' meaning 'year' and the suffix '-lic' meaning 'like' or 'pertaining to'. Over time, it evolved to denote something occurring once every year.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Yearly" is said worldwide
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Annuel
Transliteration: an-ü-el
"La réunion annuelle a lieu chaque janvier."
Jährlich
Transliteration: jɛːʁlɪç
"Die jährliche Versammlung findet im März statt."
Annuale
Transliteration: an-nu-a-le
"L'assemblea annuale si svolge a febbraio."
Anual
Transliteration: a-nu-al
"La reunión anual se celebra en diciembre."
Anual
Transliteration: a-nu-al
"A reunião anual ocorre em novembro."
वार्षिक
Transliteration: varshik
"वार्षिक बैठक हर साल होती है।"
年度
Transliteration: nián dù
"年度会议在每年的一月举行。"
연례
Transliteration: yeonrye
"연례 회의는 매년 3월에 열립니다."
年次
Transliteration: nenji
"年次会議は毎年行われます。"
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