prepubescent

English

Etymology

pre- +‎ pubescent

Adjective

prepubescent (comparative more prepubescent, superlative most prepubescent)

1. Before the age at which a person begins puberty.

Antonyms

• postpubescent

Related terms

• pubescent
• puberty

Translations

before the age at which a person begins puberty

• Finnish: alle murrosikäinen, esipuberteettinen, esimurrosikäinen (fi)
• French: prépubère (fr)
• Greek: προεφηβικός (el) m (proefivikós)
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• Italian: prepuberale
• Latin: impūbēs
• Russian: препуберта́тный (ru) (prepubertátnyj)
• Spanish: preadolescente, prepúber

Noun

prepubescent (plural prepubescents)

1. A person who has not begun puberty.

Synonym: See Thesaurus:preteen

Further reading

• “prepubescent”, in OneLook Dictionary Search.