Diem
Proper noun
Meaning
Diem (plural Diems)
A surname.
Phrases with the word
Anagrams
Examples
Abigail L. Diem, age 29 years, 7 months, 25 days, died Thursday, February 27, 2020 at Riverside Methodist Hospital.
After the reports broke, WCCO uncovered Facebook posts credited to the account Anthony Caudle, listed on the company’s website as the chairman and co-founder of Atlas Aegis, offering payment of $700 per day — along with $210 per diem — to staff Minnesota.
Dates were written as a.d. NN, an abbreviation for ante diem NN, meaning "on the Nth (Numerus) day before the named reference day (Nomen)", Syntax note: The Romans often inserted a phrase between a preposition and its noun, and here.
All I gotta do is fix an airplane in exchange for a hotel, a per diem to pay for my drugs, and my privacy.
'O shock won ba'kan,' is the new yarn and it started on 'Loading,' his stellar performance on Olamide's 10th solo album, 'Carpe Diem.'
Such tenderness is also evident in ‘Life Is Long’, whose recollections of a family weekend in West Ireland encompass a vital carpe diem mindset: “Life is long/ But the time is short.”