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Term: MINOR AETAS
Definition: Minor aetas means a lesser age, which can refer to a person's childhood or infancy when they are not yet considered an adult. It comes from the Latin language and is also known as "minority".
MINOR AETAS
Minor aetas is a Latin term that means "lesser age," "minority," or "infancy." It refers to the period of a person's life when they are not yet considered an adult and are still under the legal age of majority.
These examples illustrate how minor aetas is used to refer to the period of a person's life when they are not yet considered an adult and are still under the legal age of majority. In different cultures and historical periods, the age at which a person is considered to have reached the end of minor aetas may vary.