Definition
The act or process of becoming accustomed to something; habituation.
Etymology
From Old French accoustumer, from à (to) + coustume (custom), with the -ation suffix creating a noun of action. The word entered English in the 15th century.
Kelly Says
Accustomation reveals how our brains work—we need repeated exposure to things before they feel normal, which is why jet lag exists and why kids whine about new foods until they've tried them dozens of times.
Translations
AMአማርኛ
መደበኛ
med-eb-ee-nya
ARالعربية
تَأَصُّل
ta-as-ul
CACatalà
costum
koo-stohm
DEDeutsch
Gewöhnung
ge-vohn-ung
ELΕλληνικά
ήθεια
ee-thee-ah
ESEspañol
aclimatación
ak-lee-mah-ta-thee-ohn
EUEuskara
ohiko bihurketa
FISuomi
käytäntö
kaa-tyyn-toh
FRFrançais
accoutumance
ah-koo-too-mahnce
HEעברית
תרגלות
ta-ru-g-lot
IDBahasa Indonesia
biasa
bee-ah-sah
IGIG
ihe n'anya
ee-he n'ya-nya
ITItaliano
abitudine
ah-bee-doo-tee-neh
MSBahasa Melayu
kebiasaan
ke-bee-ah-saan
NLNederlands
gewenning
guh-wen-ning
PLPolski
przyzwyczajenie
pree-z-way-zhen-yeh-neh
PTPortuguês
costume
koo-stoo-meh
RORomână
obicei
oh-bee-tsee
RUРусский
привычка
privychka
SLSlovenščina
prilagoditev
SWKiswahili
mtindo
m-tin-doh
TAதமிழ்
வழக்கம்
vazh-akkam
TEతెలుగు
ఆలవాటు
aalavaatu
THไทย
ความเคยชิน
khwam-koy-chin
TLTL
kasanayan
ka-sa-na-yan
TRTürkçe
alışma
ah-lee-shmah
UKУкраїнська
звичка
zvychka
VITiếng Việt
thói quen
tʰoiː kʰuen