The Latin word for old is
vetus
Translations for old and their definitions
| vetus | |
| 1. adj. old, aged, elderly, ancient | |
| 2. adj. long-standing | |
| 3. adj. former, previous |
| antiquus | |
| 1. adj. old, ancient | |
| 2. adj. aged | |
| 3. adj. time-honoured, bygone | |
| 4. adj. simple, venerable | |
| 5. adj. classic, traditional, essential |
| ex | |
| 1. prep. out of, from |
| vetulus | |
| 1. adj. old; little old, poor old | |
| 2. n. old man; little old man |
| senex | |
| 1. adj. (usually of a person) old, aged, elderly | |
| 2. n. old person, old man, old woman, older person, older man, older woman (typically age 40 or older; older than a iuvenis) |
| annosus | |
| 1. adj. full of years, old, aged |
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