kustumo

Ido

Etymology

Borrowed from English custom, French coutume, Italian costume, Spanish costumbre, with -u- instead of -o- because of kostumo.

Pronunciation
  • IPA(key): /kusˈtumo/

Noun

kustumo (plural kustumi)

  1. custom, habit, practice

Derived terms
  • deskustumeskar (“to break oneself of, lose the habit of”)
  • deskustumigar (“to break the habit of”)
  • deskustuminta (“unaccustomed”)
  • kustumala (“customary, habitual”)
  • kustumale (“customarily”)
  • kustumar (“to be accustomed to, to be in the habit of, to be wont to”)
  • kustumata (“accustomed”)
  • kustumeskar (“to become accustomed to”)
  • kustumigar (“to accustom”)
  • nekustumala (“uncustomed, uwonted, unusual, unfamiliar”)
  • nekustumanta (“unaccustomed”)
  • rikustumeskar (“to reaccustom, get used to again”)
  • rikustumigar (“to reaccustom”)
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