nomo-

1. a combining form meaning “custom,” “law,” used in the formation of compound words.

   nomology.

nomo-

combining form

1. indicating law or custom

   nomology

Word History and Origins

Origin of nomo-¹

< Greek nomo-, combining form of nómos law, custom; akin to némein to manage, control

Word History and Origins

Origin of nomo-¹

from Greek nomos law, custom

Example Sentences

That expanded the game’s international reach with Valenzuela, Hideo Nomo and Chan Ho Park.

From Los Angeles Times

They further diminished their stature as vehicles of inclusion, a tradition that included the breaking of baseball’s color barrier by Jackie Robinson and the expansion of the sport’s borders with the likes of Fernando Valenzuela, Hideo Nomo and Chan Ho Park.

From Los Angeles Times

“The Dodgers are the team Hideo Nomo joined when he first played Major League Baseball, overcoming various obstacles,” Murakami said.

From Los Angeles Times

As reluctant as manager Dave Roberts was to compare Yamamoto to another Japanese pitcher, he said Yamamoto reminded him of Hideo Nomo because of his reliance on his fastball and splitter.

From Los Angeles Times

At Ocado, a 110g bag of Nomo Creamy Choc Buttons rose from £2.43 to £3.97, a 63% increase.

From BBC