normal

The word "normal," although used widely in German, is actually derived from Latin ("norma," meaning a rule or a carpenter’s square). In German, "normal" carries a similar meaning to its English counterpart - it stands for something that is standard, usual, typical, or expected. When describing a condition or state, "normal" can mean not out of the ordinary and void of any abnormalities or deviations.

There are German words which are similar to "normal," including "üblich" (usual), "gewöhnlich" (ordinary), and "standardgemäß" or "der Norm entsprechend" (in accordance with the standard).