Meaning of young

Young

Common

adj

•

In the

part of

or life;

.

•

At an

of

or development;

.

•

in

; (far towards or) at a

of

or

.

•

(of two

people with the same

).

•

.

•

;

the

or

of a

person.

•

Of or

to the

part of life.

•

little

;

;

;

;

.

verb

•

In Demography:

To become or seem to become

.

•

In Demography:

To

to

.

•

In Geology:

To

.

noun

•

People who are

;

people,

;

.

name

•

A

.

A

, from

for the

of two people

the same

.

A

, from

.

•

A

A

in the

of the

,

New South Wales

,

.

•

A

A

in

,

.

•

A

An

and

census-designated place

in

,

,

.

•

A

An

in

,

,

,

.

•

A

An

in

,

,

.

•

A

A

in the

,

.

•

A

of

of

of

of

of

of

of

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young

English

yong

Middle English (1100-1500)

geong

Old English (ca. 450-1100)

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