Definition of nomos in English:

nomos

noun ˈnɒmɒs

The law; the principles governing human conduct, especially as defined by culture or custom.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in American Historical Review. From ancient Greek νόμος usage, custom, law, melody, composition from an ablaut variant of the base of νέμειν to deal, distribute, hold, manage.

Definition of nomos in US English:

nomos

nounˈnɒmɒs

The law; the principles governing human conduct, especially as defined by culture or custom.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in American Historical Review. From ancient Greek νόμος usage, custom, law, melody, composition from an ablaut variant of the base of νέμειν to deal, distribute, hold, manage.

单词	nomos
释义	Definition of nomos in English: nomos noun ˈnɒmɒs The law; the principles governing human conduct, especially as defined by culture or custom. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in American Historical Review. From ancient Greek νόμος usage, custom, law, melody, composition from an ablaut variant of the base of νέμειν to deal, distribute, hold, manage. Definition of nomos in US English: nomos nounˈnɒmɒs The law; the principles governing human conduct, especially as defined by culture or custom. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in American Historical Review. From ancient Greek νόμος usage, custom, law, melody, composition from an ablaut variant of the base of νέμειν to deal, distribute, hold, manage.
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