conventional law – Ideal Dictionary

Conventional law, or প্রথাগত আইন, রীতি আইন, এবং ঐতিহ্যবাহী আইন, refers to a set of rules and norms that are accepted and practiced within a particular society or community. These laws are not necessarily codified but are recognized through tradition and social consensus.

Part of Speech & Pronunciation

Part of Speech: Noun (/kənˈvɛnʃənl lɔː/)

Definition of Conventional Law

Conventional law is a body of rules that are derived from the customs and practices of a community, rather than from formal statutes or regulations. It is often unwritten and evolves over time, reflecting the values and beliefs of the society it governs.

Synonyms of Conventional Law

1. Customary Law [কাস্টমারি আইন] – customary meaning in bengali
2. Traditional Law [প্রথাগত আইন] – traditional meaning in bengali
3. Unwritten Law [অলিখিত আইন] – unwritten meaning in bengali

Antonyms of Conventional Law

1. Statutory Law [আইনগত আইন] – আইনগত অর্থ
2. Codified Law [সংবিধিবদ্ধ আইন] – সংবিধিবদ্ধ অর্থ
3. Formal Law [আনুষ্ঠানিক আইন] – আনুষ্ঠানিক অর্থ

Origin of Conventional Law

The term “conventional law” has its roots in the Latin word “conventio,” meaning agreement or coming together. It emphasizes the collective acceptance of norms within a community.

Nearby Words

1. Custom (Noun)
2. Tradition (Noun)
3. Norm (Noun)

Conventional Law in Literature

“Laws are like cobwebs, which may catch small flies, but let wasps and hornets break through.” – Jonathan Swift
(আইন মাকড়সার জালের মতো, যা ছোট মাছ ধরতে পারে, কিন্তু তাত্ত্বিকরা ভেঙে যেতে পারে।)

Conventional Law Meaning in Different Languages

Bengali: প্রথাগত আইন
Hindi: पारंपरिक कानून
Nepali: परंपरागत कानून
Urdu: روایتی قانون
Tamil: பாரம்பரிய சட்டம்
Telugu: సంప్రదాయ చట్టం
Arabic: القانون التقليدي
Chinese: 传统法
Japanese: 従来の法律
Russian: Обычное право

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