nomo-

nomo-

combining form
indicating law or custom: nomology.
[from Greek nomos law, custom]
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nomo-

a combining form meaning “custom,” “law”: nomology.
[< Greek nomo-, comb. form of nómos; akin to némein to manage, control]
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