diem
Roman calendar unit
Diem appears almost exclusively in the Latin phrase per diem, meaning "by the day" or "for each day." A per diem is a daily allowance, typically for expenses like meals and lodging when traveling for work: The company offers a $75 per diem for business trips.
It can also describe payment or charges calculated on a daily basis: per diem rates at the hotel.
The word diem alone is rarely used in English outside this fixed expression.
carpe
Take suddenly, forcibly
- opportunityFavorable circumstance for advancement
- motivationImpetus toward a goal
- inspirationSource of creative impulse
- initiativeSelf-directed action capacity
ambition · action · proactivity · urgency · determination · drive · achievement · productivity
seize
Take suddenly, forcibly
- opportunityFavorable circumstance for advancement
- motivationImpetus toward a goal
- inspirationSource of creative impulse
initiative · ambition · action · proactivity · urgency · determination · drive · achievement · productivity · zeal
daily
Per diem, repeated
dies
Stops being alive