Words the Bible translates as daily
English uses one word here. The Bible uses 7 words, and they do not mean the same thing. Each is listed with what it actually means, most frequent first.
- yomיוֹםday: a bounded stretch of time seen as a whole, whether the daylight hours, one date on the calendar, or a whole span of living
- tamidתָּמִידthe regular offering: the fixed daily sacrifice (and the standing rites that go with it) in Israel's worship
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- without a break: going on and on, all the time, as a settled and unbroken practice
- yomamיוֹמָםby day: during the daylight hours, as opposed to the night
- yomיוֹםa day: the unit by which dates are fixed and lengths of time are counted, and in the plural a whole span of days such as a reign or an age
- epiousiosἐπιούσιοςof the bread asked for in the Lord's Prayer: the portion for the coming day, the bread needed to live on right now
- kathēmerinosκαθημερινόςdailynot studied yet
- ephēmerosἐφήμεροςdailynot studied yet
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