No. 1,650 in French

âgés

The French word "âgés" means "aged" or "elderly" in English.

In a sentence

Les arbres âgés ont des troncs épais.
The old trees have thick trunks.
Here, 'âgés' is used to describe trees, implying that they are old and mature by age.
Les personnes âgées méritent notre respect et attention.
Elderly people deserve our respect and attention.
'âgées' is used here to describe 'personnes' (people) as senior in age and members of the elderly demographic.
Les bâtiments âgés témoignent de l'histoire de la région.
The old buildings bear witness to the region's history.
In this sentence, 'âgés' describes 'bâtiments' (buildings), meaning they are constructed long ago and show historical characteristics.

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