impúber (spanish) - meaning, definition, translation, pronunciation

Part of Speech

Noun.

Phonetic Transcription

/ɪmˈpuːbər/

Translation Options

• English: impuber
• Synonyms: prepubescent, immature

Meaning

Impúber refers to individuals who have not reached puberty or whose physical development has not reached the stage of sexual maturity. This word is used both in general contexts and within specific fields such as law and medicine. It is used less frequently compared to other terms related to puberty and maturity. It is mostly used in the written context but can also be found in oral speech.

Example Sentences

1. Spanish: Los niños impúberes tienen características físicas muy diferentes a los adolescentes. English: Prepubescent children have very different physical characteristics compared to teenagers.

2. Spanish: Es importante tener en cuenta la edad impúber para determinar ciertos tratamientos médicos. English: It is important to take into account prepubescent age to determine certain medical treatments.

Idiomatic Expressions

• Decir impúber: To act immaturely or childishly.
• Spanish: Deja de decir impúber y comportate como un adulto.

• English: Stop acting immature and behave like an adult.

• Edad impúber: Used to refer to someone who is naive or inexperienced.

• Spanish: A sus 25 años, sigue demostrando una edad impúber en ciertos aspectos.
• English: At 25 years old, he still shows a prepubescent age in certain aspects.

Etymology

The word impúber comes from the Latin word "impubes", which combines the prefix "in-" (meaning "not") with "pubes" (puberty), emphasizing the lack of sexual maturity.

Synonyms and Antonyms

• Synonyms: prepubescent, immature, juvenile
• Antonyms: mature, adult, pubescent