jahrigjährig

Jahrigjährig is a German adjective that describes something recurring annually. It signifies a duration or frequency that happens once every year. The word is derived from "Jahr," meaning year, and "-jährig," a suffix indicating a period of time or a recurring event.

This term is commonly used in contexts related to anniversaries, festivals, or any event that takes place on a yearly basis. For instance, a company might celebrate its jahrigjährig anniversary, or a town might hold its jahrigjährig folk festival. The adjective emphasizes the cyclical nature of the event, marking its consistent occurrence within a twelve-month span.

While "jährlich" also means yearly, "jahrigjährig" can sometimes carry a slightly stronger emphasis on the completion of a full year or a significant milestone reached after a year's passage. However, in most practical uses, the distinction is subtle, and both terms can be used interchangeably to convey the concept of annual recurrence. Understanding "jahrigjährig" helps in comprehending German texts that discuss events tied to a yearly schedule.