octogenarian

English

Etymology

From Latin octōgēnārius (“containing eighty”); from octōgintī (“eighty”) +‎ -an

Noun

octogenarian (plural octogenarians)

1. One who is between the age of eighty and eighty-nine, inclusive.

Translations

One who is between the age of 80 and 89

• Czech: osmdesátník (cs) m
• Dutch: tachtiger (nl) m
• Hungarian: nyolcvanas (hu)

• Polish: osiemdziesięciolatek (pl) m, osiemdziesięciolatka (pl) f
• Spanish: octogenario (es) m, octogenaria (es) f

Adjective

octogenarian (not comparable)

1. Being between the age of 80 and 89, inclusive.
2. Of or relating to an octogenarian.

Translations

being between 80 and 89

• Finnish: kahdeksissakymmenissä (fi)
• Hungarian: nyolcvanas (hu)

• Serbo-Croatian: osamdesetogodišnjak (sh)

Coordinate terms

• vicenarian
• tricenarian
• quadragenarian
• quinquagenarian
• sexagenarian
• septuagenarian
• nonagenarian
• centenarian