oldulino

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Etymology

From oldulo (“old person”) +‎ -ino (“female”), from olda (“old”) +‎ -ulo (“person”).

Pronunciation

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Rhymes: -ino
Hyphenation: ol‧dul‧i‧no

Noun

oldulino (accusative singular oldulinon, plural oldulinoj, accusative plural oldulinojn)

(literary) old woman
- 1999 May, “La centjarulino”, in Aleksander Korĵenkov, transl., La Ondo‎, translation of original by Fyodor Dostoyevsky, archived from the original on 2 November 2010:
  La oldulino estis malgranda, pura, en la vestaĵoj trivitaj, verŝajne burĝino, kun apogbastono, la pala kaj flava vizaĝo fiksiĝinta al la ostoj, la lipoj senkoloraj — kiel mumio...
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(slang) old hag; an old woman, especially when old-fashioned or boring

Synonyms

Antonyms

junulino (“young woman”)
(neologism) maljunuliĉo, olduliĉo (“old man”)

Hypernyms

maljunulo, oldulo (“old person”)

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