eipäivittäinen

The Finnish word "eipäivittäinen" translates to "not daily" or "infrequent" in English. It is formed by combining the negative prefix "ei-" meaning "not" with the word "päivittäinen" which means "daily". This makes "eipäivittäinen" the direct antonym of "daily".

The term is used to describe events, activities, or occurrences that do not happen on a daily basis. For example, one might say a particular hobby is "eipäivittäinen" if it is pursued only a few times a week or less. Similarly, a specific type of weather might be described as "eipäivittäinen" if it is not a common occurrence.

In practice, "eipäivittäinen" signifies a frequency that is less than once a day. This could encompass anything from weekly occurrences to rare, sporadic events. The specific nuance of infrequency is often understood from the context in which the word is used. It emphasizes the absence of a regular, day-to-day pattern.