daybook

• Sustantivo que designa un libro o cuaderno en el que se registran diariamente transacciones o eventos, utilizado especialmente en contabilidad o como diario personal.

A noun referring to a book or ledger in which daily transactions or events are recorded as they occur, often used in accounting or journaling contexts.

1. Daily transaction recordB2formalbusiness

   A book or ledger where financial transactions are recorded in chronological order as they happen.

   Libro diario

   • The accountant entered all sales into the daybook at the end of each shift.
   • Every purchase was meticulously noted in the company's daybook.
   • The daybook serves as the primary source for the general ledger.

   Sinónimosblotterjournallogregister

2. Physical accounting journalB2formalbusiness

   A physical notebook or bound volume used specifically for recording daily financial entries.

   Libro diario contable

   • The old daybook was kept in a locked drawer for security.
   • She inherited a leather-bound daybook from her grandfather, who was a merchant.
   • The daybook's pages were yellowed with age but still legible.

   Sinónimosaccount bookblotterday bookjournalledger