English
schoolage
From school + -age.
Formed from school + -age
Ancient Greek σχολή ‘spare time, leisure’
Late Latin schola ‘school, lecture’
Proto-West Germanic *skōlu ‘school’
Old English scōl ‘place of education’
Middle English scole ‘school’
English school
Today it means
noun A fee required for tuition at a school; a salary paid to a teacher.
Sources
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