multi-daily => em vários dias ..em dias seguidos..durante varios días seguidos

I seek a word that means “more than daily.” « Pain in the English
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May 30, 2007 - At first, I was going to suggest 'multi-daily', but that might imply an indeterminate time less often than once per day, not more often (i.e., multiple days between occurrences). Then I ... Note, the dictionary does list every other week first, which might suggest that it is the preferred definition.

I seek a word that means “more than daily.”
The closest word I can think of is “semi-daily,” but that is too specific. I’d prefer to describe, using a single word, the frequency of a particular event that happens more than once per day, although the number times is not significant and is not always the same.

If this is a rare opportunity for someone to make up a word, I welcome a suitable word from someone who is more qualified than I to create such a word.
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