The German noun "die Sitte" (-n) means "custom, habit, practice;" and in the plural means "morals."
Das deutsche Substantiv "die Sitte" (-n) bedeutet "Sitte, Gewohnheit, Praxis" und im Plural "Moralvorstellungen".
| Front | die Sitte (-n) |
|---|---|
| Back | custom, habit, practice; Plural = 'morals' |
| Forward | y |
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