Definition
Definition of eld - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
life stagesRare UK old age, especially when considered with respect to wisdom and dignityRare UK
- He spoke with the authority of eld..
2.
antiquityRare olden days or ancient timesRare
- Stories from eld were told by the fire.
Origin of eld
Old English, eald (old)
Examples of eld in a sentence
In his eld, he found peace. Legends of eld were passed down through generations. Artifacts from eld were displayed in the museum.
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- French:vieillesse, antan, ...
- German:Alter, Vorzeit, ...
- Italian:vecchiaia, tempi antichi, ...
- Spanish:vejez, tiempos antiguos, ...
- Portuguese:velhice, tempos antigos, ...
- Chinese:老年, 古代, ...
- Japanese:老年, 昔, ...
- Arabic:شَيْخوخة, الزمن القديم, ...
- Hebrew:זִקְנָה, הַיָּמִים הַקְּדוּמִים, ...
- Russian:старость, древность, ...
- Ukrainian:старість, давнина, ...
- Hindi:बुढ़ापा, प्राचीन समय, ...
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