Afrikaans	gewoonlik
	The word "gewoon" is also used to mean "ordinary" or "common".
Amharic	ብዙውን ጊዜ

Hausa	yawanci
	"Yawanci" can also mean "always" or "generally"
Igbo	na-emekarị
	The word 'na-emekarị' in Igbo also means 'according to custom' or 'as is normal'.
Malagasy	matetika
	The word "matetika" can also mean "usually" or "always".
Nyanja (Chichewa)	kawirikawiri
	The word 'kawirikawiri' can also mean 'every' or 'each'
Shona	kazhinji
	The word "kazhinji" is derived from the root word "kazi", which means "to do" or "to make".
Somali	badanaa
	The word "badanaa" can also be used to mean "usually" or "generally."
Sesotho	hangata
	Hangata, meaning "usually" in Sesotho, is often used in the phrase "hangata hangata", translating to "very often" or "for the most part."
Swahili	kawaida
	Swahili 'kawaida' is etymologically related to 'kazi', meaning work; it originally meant 'according to custom'
Xhosa	ngesiqhelo
	The word "ngesiqhelo" in Xhosa can also be used to mean "customarily", "ordinarily" or "habitually."
Yoruba	nigbagbogbo
	The word "nigbagbogbo" is also used to emphasize the certainty or frequency of an event.
Zulu	ngokuvamile
	The word "ngokuvamile" in Zulu also means "by habit" and "in most cases."
Bambara	ka caaya

Ewe	zi geɖe

Kinyarwanda	bisanzwe

Lingala	mbala mingi

Luganda	buli kaseera

Sepedi	ka tlwaelo

Twi (Akan)	mpɛn pii

Usually in North African & Middle Eastern Languages

Arabic	عادة
	The word "عادة" (usually) is also used to describe a habit or custom and is derived from the Arabic root "ع و د" (to repeat).
Hebrew	בְּדֶרֶך כְּלַל

Pashto	معمولا
	The word "معمولا" is also used to refer to a "norm" or "standard" in Pashto.
Arabic	عادة
	The word "عادة" (usually) is also used to describe a habit or custom and is derived from the Arabic root "ع و د" (to repeat).

Usually in Western European Languages

Albanian	zakonisht
	The word "zakonisht" is derived from the Albanian word "zakon", meaning "law". It can also mean "ordinarily" or "customarily".
Basque	normalean
	The word
Catalan	generalment
	The word "generalment" derives from the Latin "generalis" meaning "pertaining to a whole genus or kind".
Croatian	obično
	"Obično" in Croatian also means "commonly" and "ordinarily".
Danish	som regel
	The word "som regel" in Danish is a combination of two words: "som" (which means "as") and "regel" (which means "rule").
Dutch	meestal
	The word "meestal" is derived from the Old Dutch word "maest", meaning "most".
English	usually
	The word "usually" derives from the Middle English word "usuel," meaning "customary" or "common," and is related to the Latin word "usus," meaning "use" or "practice."
French	d'habitude
	D'habitude, derived from the Latin de habitudine, also means by habit or from custom.
Frisian	gewoanwei
	The Frisian word "gewoanwei" originally meant "as is customary" or "according to habit".
Galician	normalmente
	El término «normalmente» proviene del latín «normaliter» que significa «de acuerdo con las reglas».
German	meistens
	"Meistens" is etymologically related to the verb "meistern" ("to master") and the noun "Meister" ("master").
Icelandic	venjulega
	Venjulega, the Icelandic word for "usually," derives from "venja," meaning "habit or custom," and the suffix "-leg(a)," which indicates a tendency or inclination.
Irish	de ghnáth
	De ghnáth originates from the Old Irish word "gnáth", meaning "custom". It can also mean "regularly" or "habitually."
Italian	generalmente
	The word "generalmente" derives from the Latin "generalis," meaning "of a general nature," and can also mean "almost always" or "in general."
Luxembourgish	normalerweis
	The word "normalerweis" is derived from the German word "normalerweise", which also means "usually".
Maltese	ġeneralment
	Maltese "ġeneralment" originates from the Late Latin word "generale", "common," but can also mean "mostly, or often."
Norwegian	som oftest
	The Norwegian word "som oftest" can also mean "as often as possible".
Portuguese (Portugal, Brazil)	usualmente
	In Portuguese, "usualmente" can also mean "normally", "habitually", or "customarily".
Scots Gaelic	mar as trice
	"Mar as trice" also means "as many times as" and "as a token" in Scots Gaelic.
Spanish	generalmente
	The word "generalmente" can also mean "in general" or "as a rule" in Spanish.
Swedish	vanligtvis
	The word "vanligtvis" is derived from the Old Norse word "vanligr", meaning "habitual" or "customary."
Welsh	fel arfer
	The word "fel arfer" can also mean "custom" or "habit" in Welsh.

Usually in Eastern European Languages

Belarusian	звычайна

Bosnian	obično
	"Obično" might derive from the Proto-Slavic word "oby" with the suffix "čьnь" that meant "habitual".
Bulgarian	обикновено
	In Old Bulgarian "обикновено" meant "ordinarily", and in Russian "обыкновенно" means "average", "ordinary".
Czech	obvykle
	The Czech word "obvykle" derives from the Old Czech word "obyčej" meaning "custom" or "habit".
Estonian	tavaliselt
	Tavaliselt can be used to emphasize that an event or occurrence is the most typical or expected one, as in "Ta tuli tavaliselt õigel ajal", meaning that he usually arrives on time.
Finnish	yleensä
	The word 'yleensä' is derived from the Proto-Finnic root '*yle-' meaning 'top' or 'upper', indicating a general or overall perspective.
Hungarian	általában
	A "általában" szó régen "rendszerint"t jelentett, de az jelentése az idők során elhalványult, és átvett egy erősebb, határozottabb jelentést, a "nagyon gyakran"-t.
Latvian	parasti
	Parasti is a contraction of “pareiz” + “asti,” or “right” + “is,” akin to “it is right” or “it is so”.
Lithuanian	paprastai
	The word "paprastai" has the alternate meaning of "generally".
Macedonian	вообичаено
	The word "вообичаено" in Macedonian is derived from the Proto-Slavic word *obъjь, and also has the meaning of "accustomed".
Polish	zwykle
	Etymology: From Proto-Slavic obъ-vьčъ ‘common, ordinary, frequent’, related to vьčь ‘eternity’.
Romanian	obișnuit
	In Romanian, the adjective "obișnuit" derives from the verb "a obișnui", meaning "to accustom" or "to get used to", indicating an action that becomes habitual.
Russian	как правило
	In Russian, как правило can also mean "as a rule" or "generally speaking"
Serbian	обично
	"Обично" can also mean "commonly" or "customarily".
Slovak	zvyčajne
	The word "zvyčajne" is derived from the Proto-Slavic root zvy meaning "custom" or "habit".
Slovenian	ponavadi
	The word "ponavadi" also has the alternate meanings of "normally" or "frequently".
Ukrainian	зазвичай
	“Зазвичай” is derived from the Old Ukrainian word “звичай”, meaning “custom” or “habit”.

Usually in South Asian Languages

Bengali	সাধারণত
	সাধারণত শব্দের মূল হলো সাধ + অর্থাৎ + অনুত, অর্থাৎ স্বভাবতঃ, প্রাকৃতিকভাবে, স্বতই
Gujarati	સામાન્ય રીતે
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Hindi	आमतौर पर
	The word "आमतौर पर" is derived from the Sanskrit word "आमतः" meaning "commonly".
Kannada	ಸಾಮಾನ್ಯವಾಗಿ

Malayalam	സാധാരണയായി
	In Malayalam, it derives from a combination of words. "സാധാരണ" means "ordinary or common", and "യായി" is a suffix to form adverbs, so "സാധാരണയായി" translates to "ordinarily or in a common manner".
Marathi	सहसा
	सहसा (sahasā) is a Marathi word meaning 'suddenly', 'unexpectedly'
Nepali	सामान्यतया
	सामान्यतया is derived from the Sanskrit word 'सामान्य' meaning 'common, general, or ordinary'.
Punjabi	ਆਮ ਤੌਰ 'ਤੇ

Sinhala (Sinhalese)	සාමාන්යයෙන්

Tamil	பொதுவாக

Telugu	సాధారణంగా

Urdu	عام طور پر

Usually in East Asian Languages

Chinese (Simplified)	通常
	"通常"也可指“平时的”或“惯常的”
Chinese (Traditional)	通常
	通常在中文裡還有「普通」、「平庸」的意思。
Japanese	通常
	The kanji in 通常 can also mean “custom” or “regularity”, so 通常 can also refer to something being customary.
Korean	보통
	The word "보통" can also mean "ordinary" or "common"}
Mongolian	ихэвчлэн
	The word "ихэвчлэн" can also mean "often" or "frequently" in Mongolian.
Myanmar (Burmese)	ပုံမှန်အားဖြင့်

Usually in South East Asian Languages

Indonesian	biasanya
	The Indonesian word "biasanya" can also refer to the main ingredients of a dish or the main focus of an event.
Javanese	biasane
	The word "biasane" in Javanese is derived from the Sanskrit word "biasya", which means "custom" or "habit", and also has the alternate meaning of "normal" or "regular".
Khmer	ជាធម្មតា
	"ជាធម្មតា" means "ordinarily" or "generally" but can also be used to mean "naturally" or "of course."
Lao	ປົກກະຕິແລ້ວ
	" ปกติแล้ว " (ปกฺติแล้ว) แปลว่า ตามธรรมดา
Malay	biasanya
	Biasanya derives from Sanskrit "vyasanam" meaning "addiction, passion, or habit" but also means "usual" in Malay.
Thai	โดยปกติ
	The Thai word "โดยปกติ" is derived from the Pali word "วิสย", which also means "regularly" or "ordinarily".
Vietnamese	thông thường
	Thường has a wider meaning in Vietnamese than usual and can mean everyday, normal, general, ordinary, and natural.
Filipino (Tagalog)	kadalasan

Usually in Central Asian Languages

Azerbaijani	adətən
	The word "adətən" can also be used in the Azerbaijani language with the meaning of "often" or "generally".
Kazakh	әдетте
	"әдетте" is a loanword from Arabic (عادة) that can mean 'habit', 'custom', or 'routine'.
Kyrgyz	адатта
	The word "адатта" can also mean "by custom" or "by nature" in Kyrgyz.
Tajik	одатан
	The word "одатан" can also mean "always" or "continuously" in Tajik.
Turkmen	köplenç

Uzbek	odatda
	The word "odatda" can also mean "generally" or "conventionally" in Uzbek.
Uyghur	ئادەتتە

Usually in Pacific Languages

Hawaiian	maʻamau
	Maʻamau, which translates to "usually," also means "to be accustomed."
Maori	te tikanga
	The word 'te tikanga' in Maori can also mean 'the natural way' or 'the correct way'.
Samoan	masani ai
	The term 'masani ai' can also refer to 'generally' or 'normally'.
Tagalog (Filipino)	kadalasan
	The word "kadalasan" can also mean "commonly"}

Usually in American Indigenous Languages

Aymara	jilpachaxa

Guarani	jepi

Usually in International Languages

Esperanto	kutime
	The word "kutime" in Esperanto is derived from the Proto-Indo-European root *kew-, meaning "to cover, to hide". In addition to its primary meaning of "usually", it can also mean "customarily", "traditionally", or "habitually".
Latin	plerumque
	The word "plerumque" derives from the Latin "plerusque," which may also mean "most people" or "the majority".

Usually in Others Languages

Greek	συνήθως
	The word "συνήθως" is derived from the Greek root "συν-", meaning "with" or "together", and "ἦθος", meaning "custom" or "habit", hence "according to custom".
Hmong	feem ntau
	"Feem ntau" is also used to express "always" or "constantly".
Kurdish	fêrane
	The Kurdish word "fêrane" also means "perhaps" or "maybe" in some contexts.
Turkish	genelde
	The word "genelde" can also mean "in general" or "as a rule", similar to the English word "generally"
Xhosa	ngesiqhelo
	The word "ngesiqhelo" in Xhosa can also be used to mean "customarily", "ordinarily" or "habitually."
Yiddish	יוזשאַוואַלי
	The Yiddish word "יוזשאַוואַלי" is derived from the German "gewöhnlich" and can also mean "habitually" or "customarily."
Zulu	ngokuvamile
	The word "ngokuvamile" in Zulu also means "by habit" and "in most cases."
Assamese	সাধাৰণতে

Aymara	jilpachaxa

Bhojpuri	हमेशा जईसन

Dhivehi	އާންމުކޮށް

Dogri	अमूमन

Filipino (Tagalog)	kadalasan

Guarani	jepi

Ilocano	kadawyan

Krio	kin

Kurdish (Sorani)	بەگشتی

Maithili	साधारणतः

Meiteilon (Manipuri)	ꯑꯌꯥꯝꯕ ꯃꯇꯝꯗ

Mizo	atlangpuiin

Oromo	yeroo hedduu

Odia (Oriya)	ସାଧାରଣତ। \|

Quechua	sapa kuti

Sanskrit	सामान्यतः

Tatar	гадәттә

Tigrinya	ብልሙድ

Tsonga	hixitalo

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