adjective · Nature

aged

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The meaning (definition) of the word aged

very old, having lasted a long time

The word aged used in a sentence

“The aged oak tree has stood here for one hundred years.”

Words that mean the same as aged (synonyms)

oldancient

Words that mean the opposite of aged (antonyms)

youngnew

How the word aged is said around the world

Frenchvieux (vyuh)
Spanishviejo (BYEH-hoh)
Mandarin古老 (goo low)
Hindiबहुत पुराना (buh-HUT poo-RAH-nah)
Arabicعَتيق (a-TEEK)
Russianстарый (STAH-ree)
Portuguese (EU)velho (VEL-yoo)
Portuguese (BR)velho (VEL-yoo)
Japaneseとてもふるい (toh-TEH-moh foo-ROO-ee)
Germanuralt (OOR-alt)
Urduبہت پُرانا (bo-HUT pu-RAA-nah)
Punjabiਪੁਰਾਣਾ (poo-RAH-nah)
Korean오래된 (OH-reh-dwen)
Hebrewזָקֵן (za-KEN)
Greekγέρικος (YEH-ree-kos)
Dutchstokoud (stok-OWT)
Tagalogmatanda (mah-TAHN-dah)
Vietnamesegià cỗi (zah KOY)
Turkishyaşlı (YAHSH-luh)
Persianپیر (peer)
Polishstary (STAH-rih)
Ukrainianстарий (stah-RIHY)
Bengaliপুরোনো (poo-ROH-noh)
Swedishgammal (GAM-mahl)
Italianvecchio (VEK-kyoh)

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