"Compiti" or "non compiti" written after age

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rubyrubix
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"Compiti" or "non compiti" written after age

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Hi all,
Anyone know what "compiti" or "non compiti" means when it is written after a person's age in a document?
Thanks,
Jill
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rubyrubix wrote:Hi all,
Anyone know what "compiti" or "non compiti" means when it is written after a person's age in a document?
Thanks,
Jill
Possibly "compiuti" and "non compiuti" (or incompiuti).

Completed vs. not completed. In regards to age, "ventitre non compiuti" would mean not yet 23 years of age. In the 23rd year of life, but not yet completed.
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That makes sense. Thanks, Carmine.
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