per diem

See also: perdíem

English

Etymology

From Latin per + diem (“day”).

Adjective

per diem (not comparable)

1. per day; daily.

Noun

per diem (plural per diems)

1. A daily stipend.
2. A daily allowable limit for expendables.
3. Amount of money an organization gives an individual, often an employee, per day to cover living expenses when traveling for work.

Translations

daily stipend

• Finnish: päiväraha (fi)
• Italian: diaria (it) f
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• Russian: су́точные (ru) pl (sútočnyje)
• Swedish: traktamente (sv) n, dagtraktamente n (e.g. when travelling on business), dagpenning c (e.g. unemployment benefit)

daily allowable limit for expendables

• Finnish: päiväannos, päiväkiintiö
• (deprecated template usage) {{trans-mid}}

amount of money an organization gives an individual to cover living expenses when traveling for work

• Czech: diety f pl
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• Italian: diaria (it) f

Anagrams

• demirep, epiderm, impeder, remiped