yearly

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Etymology

From Middle English yeerly, yerely, from Old English ġēarlīċ, ġērlīċ (yearly, of the year, annual), equivalent to year +‎ -ly. Cognate with Scots yerelie (yearly), Saterland Frisian jierelk (yearly), West Frisian jierliks (yearly), Dutch jaarlijks (yearly), Afrikaans jaarlijks (yearly), German jährlich (yearly), Danish årlig (yearly), Norwegian Bokmål årlig (yearly), Norwegian Nynorsk årleg (yearly), Swedish årlig (yearly), Icelandic árlegur (yearly).

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yearly (not comparable)

  1. Happening once every year.
    Christmas is a yearly celebration.
    We deep-clean the kitchen on a yearly basis.
  2. Over the course of one year
    a yearly income

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Adverb

yearly (not comparable)

  1. Once a year.
  2. Every year.

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Noun

yearly (plural yearlies)

  1. Something that is published once a year.

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