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youngth

youngth noun: youth; the quality of being young.

Noun

youngth (uncountable)

  1. (obsolete) youth; the quality of being young
    • Youngth is a bubble blown up with breath1579, Edmund Spenser, The Shepheardes Calender, Februarie

Forms of youngth

alternative form (obsolete)yongthe
alternative form (obsolete)yongth

Origin of youngth

From Middle English yongthe, equivalent to young + -th (abstract nominal suffix).

Words formed from youngth

Questions about youngth

What does youngth mean?
Youngth means youth; the quality of being young.
What part of speech is youngth?
Youngth is a noun.

Words near youngth in the dictionary

  1. youngsters
  2. youngstock
  3. Youngstown
  4. Youngstrom
  5. Youngstroms
  6. youngth
  7. youngthly
  8. Youngtown
  9. youngun
  10. younguns
  11. Younis

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