ephebus
noun
ephe·bus i-ˈfē-bəs 
e-
plural ephebi i-ˈfē-ˌbī
e-
: a youth of ancient Greece
especially : an Athenian 18 or 19 years old in training for full citizenship
Word History
Etymology
Latin, from Greek ephēbos, from epi- + hēbē youth, puberty
First Known Use
1627, in the meaning defined above
- concurrently
- concurrents
- concurring
- concurring (in)
- concurring (with)
- concurring in
- concurring with
- concurringly
- concurs
- concurs (in)
- concurs (with)
- concurs in
- concurs with
- concursion
- concurso
- concursus
- concuss
- concussed
- concusses
- concussing
- concussion
- concussion bellows
- concussion grenade
- concussion grenades
- concussions