æt.

See also: æt, æt-, Appendix:Variations of "at", and Appendix:Variations of "et"

English

Alternative forms

ætat.

Etymology

Abbreviation of Latin aetātis (“of age”).

Adjective

æt. (not comparable)

Of the age; aged.
- 1832, Coulson in London Medical Gazette, Volume IX., page #416:
  John Leeson, æt. 48, was admitted under my care November 20th, 1831.

References

æt. in The Century Dictionary, The Century Co., New York, 1911

Anagrams

-ate, ETA, TEA, Tea, ate, eat, eta, tea

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