Definition: The word "adolescent" is a term in biblical Hebrew that refers to a group of children who are still growing, developing, and learning, typically between three and ten years old. Here's a brief explanation: - "Adolescence" refers to a period of rapid growth, development, and independence in adolescence. - The age range of this stage is typically between 10 and 14 years old. - Adolescents are often characterized by physical changes such as increased growth spurt, body shape changes (such as growing hair), and changes in their emotional and intellectual development. The term "adolescent" has also been translated into other languages and denominations. For instance, it is used in the Christian scriptures to refer to a child who has not yet reached adulthood but is still quite young. In this context, "adolescents" refers to any child younger than 14 years old. For more detailed information on the meanings of various biblical terms, you may want to consult a scholar or Bible expert for specific examples and interpretations.

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