la
/eˈðað/
Translation
age
Word origin
From Latin aetatem, the accusative of aetas ('age, lifetime'), itself from aevum ('age, lifetime'). The same root gives the English words below.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- aetas
- English cognates
- age, eternal
Grammar
Examples
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How old is your son?
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At his age he should already be more responsible.
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The average age of the class is twenty.
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With age one learns to be more patient.
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At his age he still plays football on Sundays.
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