semisupercentenarian

English

Etymology

From semi- (“half”) +‎ supercentenarian (“110-year old”), q.v.

Noun

semisupercentenarian (plural semisupercentenarians)

1. (uncommon) A person between 105 and 109 years old.
   • 2012 January 4, Stacy L. Andersen et al., “Health Span Approximates Life Span Among Many Supercentenarians: Compression of Morbidity at the Approximate Limit of Life Span”, in The Journals of Gerontology: Series A‎^[1], volume 67A, number 4:

     We analyze the relationship between age of survival, morbidity, and disability among centenarians (age 100–104 years), semisupercentenarians (age 105–109 years), and supercentenarians (age 110–119 years).

Translations

A person between 105 and 109 years old

• French: semi-supercentenaire (fr) m or f