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===[[habituation]]=== | ===[[habituation]]=== | ||
Bulgarian: свикване, приучване; Czech: habituace; Dutch: [[gewenning]]; Greek: [[εξοικείωση]], [[εθισμός]]; Ancient Greek: [[ἐθισμός]], [[ξυνήθεια]], [[ὁδοποίησις]], [[προσεθισμός]], [[συνεθισμός]], [[συνήθεια]]; Indonesian: habituasi; Latin: [[consuetudo]]; Polish: habituacja; Russian: [[привыкание]], [[приобретение привычки]], [[приспособление]], [[адаптация]]; Spanish: [[habituación]] | Bulgarian: свикване, приучване; Czech: habituace; Dutch: [[gewenning]]; Greek: [[εξοικείωση]], [[εθισμός]]; Ancient Greek: [[ἐθισμός]], [[ξυνήθεια]], [[ὁδοποίησις]], [[προσεθισμός]], [[συνεθισμός]], [[συνήθεια]]; Indonesian: habituasi; Latin: [[consuetudo]]; Polish: habituacja; Russian: [[привыкание]], [[приобретение привычки]], [[приспособление]], [[адаптация]]; Spanish: [[habituación]] | ||
===[[custom]]=== | |||
Adyghe: хабзэ; Afrikaans: gebruik; Albanian: doke, adet; Arabic: عَادَة, عُرْف; Armenian: սովորույթ, սովորություն; Avar: гӏадат; Azerbaijani: adət, adət-ənənə; Bashkir: ғәҙәт; Belarusian: звычай; Bengali: প্রথা, রসম, রেওয়াজ, আদত; Bulgarian: обичай, привичка, навик; Burmese: ထုံးစံ, ဓလေ့; Catalan: costum; Cebuano: batasan; Chechen: ӏадат; Chinese Mandarin: 習慣／习惯, 習俗／习俗, 風俗／风俗, 俗例; Czech: obyčej, zvyk; Danish: skik, sædvane; Dutch: [[manieren]], [[gebruiken]]; Esperanto: kutimo; Estonian: tava, komme; Finnish: tapa; French: [[coutume]]; Galician: costume, doito, vezo; Georgian: ჩვეულება, წესი; German: [[Brauch]], [[Gewohnheit]], [[Sitte]]; Gothic: 𐌱𐌹𐌿𐌷𐍄𐌹; Greek: [[συνήθεια]]; Ancient Greek: [[συνήθεια]], [[δίκη]]; Hebrew: מִנְהָג; Hindi: रिवाज, रस्म, प्रथा; Hungarian: szokás; Iban: adat; Icelandic: siðvenja; Ido: kustumo; Indonesian: adat; Irish: nós, gnás, béas, cleachtadh; Italian: [[usanza]], [[costume]], [[uso]]; Japanese: 習慣, 風俗; Kazakh: ғұрып, әдет, әдет-ғұрып, салт; Khmer: ទំនៀម, ប្រវេណី, ប្រពៃណី; Korean: 습관(習慣), 풍속(風俗), 풍습; Kyrgyz: адат, урп-адат, салт; Lao: ກະບິນ, ຈາລີດ, ທັມນຽມ; Latin: [[consuetudo]]; Latvian: paraža, paradums; Lithuanian: paprotys; Macedonian: обичај, навика; Malay: adat; Malayalam: ആചാരം; Maore Comorian: mila, udzevu; Mongolian: ёс, заншил; Norwegian Bokmål: bruk, skikk; Occitan: costuma; Old English: behogadnes; Ottoman Turkish: قاعده; Pashto: دود, رسم, عرف; Persian: رسم, عادت, هند, عرف; Plautdietsch: Tracht, Sitten; Polish: zwyczaj, obyczaj, nawyk, moda; Portuguese: [[costume]], [[hábito]]; Romanian: obicei; Romansch: disa, deisa, adüs; Russian: [[обычай]], [[привычка]]; Scottish Gaelic: cleachdadh; Serbo-Croatian Cyrillic: обичај; Roman: običaj; Sicilian: usu, abbitùddini, usanza, custumi, tradizziuni; Slovak: obyčaj, zvyk; Slovene: običaj; Southern Altai: јаҥ; Spanish: [[habituación]], [[costumbre]], [[usanza]]; Swedish: sed, vana, sedvänja; Tagalog: ugali; Tajik: расм, одат, урфу одат, урф; Tamil: வழமை; Thai: แบบแผน, ธรรมเนียม, จารีต; Turkish: adet, görenek; Turkmen: adat, urp-adat, dessur; Ukrainian: звичай, обичай; Urdu: رواج, رسم, ضابطہ, عرف; Uyghur: رەسىم; Uzbek: odat; Vietnamese: tập quán, phong tục, tục lệ; Walloon: uzaedje; White Hmong: cai | |||
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