• behaviour: mōres, um, m. (including however character as well as manners): his b. is temperate and moderate, est temperatis moderatisque moribus, Cic.: very agreeable b., suavissimi m., Cic.: you ought to have imitated your grandfather's b., imitari avi mores debebas, Cic.. your b. is very unbecoming, *minime te decent isti m. Phr.: your b. towards me has been unfriendly, inimice te in me gessisti: rules for one's b. towards friends, praecepta quibus docetur quomodo amicis uti oporteat: v. to behave: the propriety of all your attendants' b. towards others, omnium qui tecum sunt pudor, Cic.: v. manners: and for various specified kinds of b., v. modesty, attention, impudence, etc.