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aetat

UK/ˈiː.tat/

aetat adjective: aged; at the age of.

Adjective

aetat (not comparable)

  1. (formal) Aged; at the age of.

Origin of aetat

Shortened from Latin aetatis, genitive of aetas (“age”).

Questions about aetat

What does aetat mean?
Aetat means aged; at the age of.
What part of speech is aetat?
Aetat is an adjective.
How do you pronounce aetat?
Aetat is pronounced /ˈiː.tat/ (UK).

Words near aetat in the dictionary

  1. aet
  2. aet.
  3. Aeta
  4. aetalionid
  5. Aetas
  6. aetat
  7. aeterio
  8. aeterios
  9. aethal
  10. aethalia
  11. aethalic

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