also: しちくせ
some habits; some eccentricities
Used in the set phrase 無くて七癖 (everyone has some habits or quirks). Rarely used independently; the phrase is the natural context.
See also: 無くて七癖
There is a proverb: 'Everyone has some habits.'
His odd behavior is probably just one of those habits everyone has.
Standard kanji spelling; reading ななくせ is the primary pronunciation.
Irregular reading listed; rarely used.
Compound of 七 (seven, here meaning 'many') and 癖 (habit, quirk). The number seven is used idiomatically to indicate variety, as in many Japanese expressions.