di|a|ry

di|a|ry «DY uhr ee», noun, plural -ries.

1. an account, written down each day, of what has happened to one, or what one has done or thought, during the day: »

The entries in many a famous man's private diary have revealed interesting facts of history.

2. a blank book with a space for each day, in which to keep a daily record: »

She received a beautiful leather-bound diary each year.

3. a printed book or calendar giving general information about each day of the year.

╂[< Latin diārium daily allowance; journal < diēs day]