Peculiarities

Each language has its peculiarities.

"Why does Tom always pluck at his right earlobe when he thinks?" "Oh, that's one of his peculiarities."

Every language has its own peculiarities.

My friend had no breakfast himself, for it was one of his peculiarities that in his more intense moments he would permit himself no food.

The peculiarities of our author are not many, and bear chiefly on lexicology, not on grammar or style, which show the most intimate acquaintance with the classic language.

The Presidential Palace features the peculiarities of classical and contemporary architectural pearls of Azerbaijan.