Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
nomoi
noun
/ˈnəʊmɔɪ/

Definition
Nomoi refers to a system of laws or regulations in a particular context, particularly in ancient Greek society.

Examples
- In ancient Athens, the nomoi played a crucial role in maintaining order within the city-state.
- The philosopher Plato often discussed the importance of nomoi in his dialogues.

Meaning
In Greek, ‘nomoi’ translates to ‘laws’ or ‘customs’, indicating established rules or practices that govern behavior.

Synonyms
- laws
- regulations
- rules
- statutes