Quotidian
/kwoh-TID-ee-un/adjective
Of or occurring every day; daily; ordinary, commonplace, everyday.
词源
From Latin 'quotidianus' (daily), from 'quotidie' (every day): 'quot' (how many) + 'dies' (day).
示例
“She found poetry in the quotidian: the way steam rose from morning coffee, the precise click of a door latch.”
趣味 事实
In medicine, a 'quotidian fever' spikes every day. Malaria was sometimes called 'quotidian ague' -- the word connects daily routine to daily suffering.