mos pro lege

Latin

Etymology

Literally, “custom for law”.

Pronunciation

Noun

mōs prō lēge m sg (genitive mōris prō lēge); third declension

  1. (law) a custom which has become recognised as law due to its age

Declension

Third-declension noun with an indeclinable portion.

singular plural
nominative mōs prō lēge mōrēs prō lēge
genitive mōris prō lēge mōrum prō lēge
dative mōrī prō lēge mōribus prō lēge
accusative mōrem prō lēge mōrēs prō lēge
ablative mōre prō lēge mōribus prō lēge
vocative mōs prō lēge mōrēs prō lēge
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