"sinn er siður í landi hverju" meaning in Icelandic

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Phrase

Etymology: Literally, “its [own] is the custom in each land”, or more loosely translated as “each country has its own customs”. Compare Faroese sær er siður á landi. Etymology templates: {{m-g|its 􂀿own􂁀 is the custom in each land}} “its [own] is the custom in each land”, {{m-g|each country has its own customs}} “each country has its own customs”, {{lit|its 􂀿own􂁀 is the custom in each land|each country has its own customs}} Literally, “its [own] is the custom in each land”, or more loosely translated as “each country has its own customs”, {{cog|fo|sær er siður á landi}} Faroese sær er siður á landi Head templates: {{head|is|phrase|head=sinn er siður í landi hverju}} sinn er siður í landi hverju
  1. when in Rome, do as the Romans do
    Sense id: en-sinn_er_siður_í_landi_hverju-is-phrase-UfUcR~4d Categories (other): Icelandic entries with incorrect language header, Icelandic proverbs, Pages with 1 entry, Pages with entries
     
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      },
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