customary

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• UK: /ˈkʌs.tə.m(ə.)ɹi/
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• US: /ˈkʌs.təˌmɛɹ.i/
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• CMU ARPABET: K AH1 S T AH0 M EH2 R IY0 Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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From Middle English custumary, from Medieval Latin custumarius. By surface analysis, custom + -ary.

48 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Bengali: রেওয়াজী (reōẇaji) — agreeing with, or established by, custom
• Bulgarian: обичаен (običaen) — agreeing with, or established by, custom
• French: habituel — agreeing with, or established by, custom
• French: d'usage — agreeing with, or established by, custom
• French: coutumier — agreeing with, or established by, custom
• German: üblich — agreeing with, or established by, custom
• Greek: εθιμικός (ethimikós) — agreeing with, or established by, custom
• Ancient Greek: νόμιμος (nómimos) — agreeing with, or established by, custom
• Hebrew: מְקֻבָּל (mequbál) — agreeing with, or established by, custom
• Hindi: प्रथागत (prathāgat) — agreeing with, or established by, custom
• Hindi: परंपरागत (paramprāgat) — agreeing with, or established by, custom
• Hindi: पारंपरिक (pāramprik) — agreeing with, or established by, custom
• Hungarian: szokásos — agreeing with, or established by, custom
• Hungarian: megszokott — agreeing with, or established by, custom
• Ido: kustumala — agreeing with, or established by, custom
• Indonesian: beradat — agreeing with, or established by, custom
• Irish: iondúil — agreeing with, or established by, custom
• Irish: gnásúil — agreeing with, or established by, custom
• Italian: consueto — agreeing with, or established by, custom
• Latin: solitus — agreeing with, or established by, custom
• Latin: ūsitātus — agreeing with, or established by, custom
• Occitan: costumièr — agreeing with, or established by, custom
• Occitan: abitual — agreeing with, or established by, custom
• Occitan: usual — agreeing with, or established by, custom
• Russian: обы́чный (obýčnyj) — agreeing with, or established by, custom
• Russian: привы́чный (privýčnyj) — agreeing with, or established by, custom
• Spanish: acostumbrado — agreeing with, or established by, custom
• Spanish: consuetudinario — agreeing with, or established by, custom
• Spanish: consueto — agreeing with, or established by, custom
• Swedish: bruklig — agreeing with, or established by, custom
• Turkish: alışılagelmiş — agreeing with, or established by, custom
• Turkish: alışılagelen — agreeing with, or established by, custom
• Ottoman Turkish: مسنون (mesnun) — agreeing with, or established by, custom
• Bengali: রেওয়াজী (reōẇaji) — holding or held by custom
• Bulgarian: обичаен (običaen) — holding or held by custom
• French: coutumier — holding or held by custom
• Hindi: पारंपरिक (pāramprik) — holding or held by custom
• Hindi: परंपरागत (paramprāgat) — holding or held by custom
• Hungarian: obligát — holding or held by custom
• Hungarian: elmaradhatatlan — holding or held by custom
• Ido: kustumala — holding or held by custom
• Indonesian: beradat — holding or held by custom
• Spanish: consuetudinario — holding or held by custom
• Spanish: sólito — holding or held by custom
• Swedish: av hävd — holding or held by custom
• French: coutumier — a book containing laws and usages, or customs
• Welsh: llyfr arferion — a book containing laws and usages, or customs
• Welsh: arferlyfr — a book containing laws and usages, or customs