• Dutch: oud doen worden, doen verouderen
• Polish: postarzać
• Romanian: îmbătrâni
• Russian: старить/состарить (stárit')/(sotárit')
• Swedish: åldra

• Czech: stárnout
• Dutch: oud worden, verouderen
• Finnish: vanhentua, vanheta
• German: alt werden, älter werden, altern, vergreisen, reifen
• Hebrew: להזדקן (le'hizdaqen)
• Japanese: 年を取る, としをとる (toshi wo toru)
• Korean: 나이를먹다 (nai reul meokda)
• Polish: starzeć się
• Romanian: îmbătrâni
• Russian: стареть/состариться (star'ét')/(sostárit's'a)
• Slovak: starnúť, zostarnúť
• Swedish: åldras
• Turkish: yaşlanmak

Synonyms

• sense latter part of life dotage, old age

Derived terms

• act one's age
• age bracket
• aged
• ageism
• age group
• ageist
• ageless
• age limit
• agelong
• age of consent
• age-old
• ages
• ageing, aging
• Bronze Age
• golden age
• ice age
• Industrial Age
• Iron Age
• Middle Ages
• of age
• silver age
• Stone Age
• teenage, teenager
• under age

See also

• Appendix:Age by decade

French

Noun

1. beam
2. shaft

Age may refer to:

The length of time that an organism has lived:

• aging, for the social, cultural, and economic factors of age and aging.
• senescence, for the biology and science of aging.

A period of history:

• list of time periods
• three-age system
• geologic timescale
• astrological age

Other:

• Agé, a god from the mythology of the Fon people; the son of Mawu-Lisa;
• One of the D'ni Ages, the fictional universe in the Myst series of games.
• Agenore Incrocci, an Italian screenwriter.
• Age (Model theory), the class of all finitely generated structures which are embeddable in a structure A in mathematics.
• âge Japanese company
• The Age is a daily newspaper published in Melbourne, Australia.

AGE is a three-letter acronym that may refer to:

• Advanced glycation endproduct, a class of spontaneously modified molecules whose modification begins with an initial glycation
• A. G. Edwards, a brokerage firm
• Agarose gel electrophoresis, a method used in molecular biology
• American Aging Association (abbreviated AGE, although not an acronym)
• Applied general equilibrium
• Arterial gas embolism
• Agricultural & General Engineers, a group of companies

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