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In many countries minors can be emancipated: depending on jurisdiction, this may happen through acts such as marriage, attaining economic self-sufficiency, obtaining an educational degree or diploma, or participating in a form of military service. In the United States, all states have some form of emancipation of minors.[1]
The following list the age of majority in countries (or administrative divisions) in the order of lowest to highest:
Up to age 15
[edit]Age 16
[edit]Age 17
[edit]Age 18
[edit]Afghanistan
Albania[15]
Andorra[16]
Antigua and Barbuda[17]
Argentina[18][note 3]
Angola[19][note 4]
Armenia
Australia[20]
Austria[21]
Azerbaijan
Bahamas[22]
Bangladesh
Barbados[23]
Belarus[24]
Belgium[25]
Belize[26]
Benin[27]
Bhutan
Bolivia
Bosnia and Herzegovina[28]
Botswana
Brazil[note 5]
Brunei
Bulgaria
Burkina Faso[29]
Burundi
Canada[30]
Cape Verde[31]
Central African Republic[32]
Chile
China[33]
Colombia
Comoros[35]
Republic of Congo[36]
DR Congo[37]
Costa Rica
Croatia[note 6]
Cyprus
Czech Republic[38][note 7]
Denmark (incl. Faroe Islands and Greenland)[39]
Djibouti[40]
Dominica
Dominican Republic[41]
Ecuador
Egypt[42]
El Salvador[43]
Equatorial Guinea[44]
Eritrea[45]
Estonia
Ethiopia[46]
Fiji
Finland[47]
France[48][note 8]
Gambia[49]
Germany[50]
Georgia
Ghana
Greece[51]
Guatemala
Guinea
Guinea-Bissau[52]
Guyana
Haiti
Hungary
Iceland
India[53]
Iraq[54][note 9]
Ireland[55]
Israel
Italy
Jamaica
Japan (1 April 2022–)[56]
Jordan
Kazakhstan[57]
Kenya[58][59][note 10]
Kosovo[60]
Laos
Latvia
Lebanon
Liberia[61]
Libya[62]
Liechtenstein
Lithuania
Luxembourg
Malawi[63]
Malaysia[64]
Maldives
Mali[65]
Malta[66][67]
Mauritania
Mauritius
Mexico[68]
Micronesia[69]
Moldova
Monaco
Mongolia
Montenegro
Morocco[70]
Mozambique[71]
Namibia[72]
Nauru[73]
Nepal
Netherlands[74][note 11]
Nicaragua[75]
Nigeria
North Macedonia
Norway[76]
Oman[77]
Pakistan (male only)[78]
Palau[79]
Panama
Papua New Guinea[80]
Paraguay[81]
Peru
Philippines[82]
Poland[83][note 12]
Portugal
Qatar
Romania ("Minimum legal age in Romania")
Russia[84][note 13]
Rwanda
Saint Kitts and Nevis[85]
Saudi Arabia[86]
Saint Lucia[87]
San Marino[88]
São Tomé and Príncipe[89]
Senegal[90]
Seychelles
Sierra Leone[91]
Singapore
Slovakia
Slovenia
Solomon Islands[92]
Somalia
South Africa[93][94][note 14]
South Sudan[95]
Spain[96][97][note 15]
Sri Lanka[98]
Sudan[99]
Suriname[100]
Sweden[101]
Switzerland[102]
Syria[103][104][105]
Serbia
Taiwan (1 January 2023–)
Tanzania
Togo[106]
Trinidad and Tobago
Tunisia[107]
Turkey[108]
Turkmenistan[109]
Uganda[110]
Ukraine[111]
United Kingdom[112]
Crown dependencies
British Overseas Territories
United States:[118] all states, territories, and Washington, D.C. except for those listed below[note 16]
Uruguay
Uzbekistan[120]
Vanuatu[121]
Vatican City
Venezuela
Zimbabwe
Age 19
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Age 20
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Age 21
[edit](Summary: Benin, Burkina Faso, Cape Verde, Central African Republic, Comoros, Republic of Congo, DR Congo, Equatorial Guinea, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Gambia, Kosovo, Liberia, Libya, Micronesia, Morocco, Mozambique, Nauru, Nicaragua, Papua New Guinea, Saint Lucia, San Marino, Sao Tome and Principe, Senegal, Sierra Leone, Solomon Islands, South Sudan, Suriname, Togo, Turkmenistan, Vanuatu adult age are added with source)
Japanese numerals#Basic numbering in Japanese
Number | Character | On reading | Kun reading[138][139] | Preferred reading |
---|---|---|---|---|
0 | 零 / 〇* | rei / れい | — | zero / ゼロ (loanword, gairaigo) |
1 | 一 | ichi / いち | hito(tsu) / ひと・つ | ichi |
2 | 二 | ni / に | futa(tsu) / ふた・つ | ni |
3 | 三 | san / さん | mit(tsu) / みっ・つ | san |
4 | 四 | shi / し | yon, yot(tsu) / よん、よっ・つ | yon |
5 | 五 | go / ご | itsu(tsu) / いつ・つ | go |
6 | 六 | roku / ろく | mut(tsu) / むっ・つ | roku |
7 | 七 | shichi / しち | nana(tsu) / なな・つ | nana |
8 | 八 | hachi / はち | yat(tsu) / やっ・つ | hachi |
9 | 九 | ku, kyū/ く, きゅう | kokono(tsu) / ここの・つ | kyū |
10 | 十 | jū / じゅう | tō / とお | jū |
20 | 二十 | ni-jū / にじゅう | (hata / はた)† | ni-jū |
30 | 三十 | san-jū / さんじゅう | (miso / みそ)† | san-jū |
40 | 四十 | shi-jū / しじゅう | (yoso / よそ)† | yon-jū |
50 | 五十 | go-jū / ごじゅう | (iso / いそ)† | go-jū |
60 | 六十 | roku-jū / ろくじゅう | (muso / むそ)† | roku-jū |
70 | 七十 | shichi-jū / しちじゅう | (nanaso / ななそ)† | nana-jū |
80 | 八十 | hachi-jū / はちじゅう | (yaso / やそ)† | hachi-jū |
90 | 九十 | ku-jū / くじゅう | (kokonoso / ここのそ)† | kyū-jū |
100 | 百 | hyaku / ひゃく | (momo / もも)† | hyaku |
200 | 二百 | ni-hyaku / にひゃく | (futao / ふたお)† | ni-hyaku |
300 | 三百 | san-byaku / さんびゃく | (mio / みお)† | san-byaku |
400 | 四百 | shi-hyaku / しひゃく | (yoo / よお)† | yon-hyaku |
500 | 五百 | go-hyaku / ごひゃく | (io / いお)† | go-hyaku |
600 | 六百 | rop-pyaku / ろっぴゃく | (muo / むお)† | rop-pyaku |
700 | 七百 | shichi-hyaku / しちひゃく | (nanao / ななお)† | nana-hyaku |
800 | 八百 | hap-pyaku / はっぴゃく | (yao / やお)† | hap-pyaku |
900 | 九百 | ku-hyaku / くひゃく | (kokonoo / ここのお)† | kyū-hyaku |
1,000 | 千 | sen / せん | (chi / ち)† | sen |
10,000 | 万 | man / まん | (yorozu / よろず)† | man |
100,000,000 | 億 | oku / おく | — | oku |
1,000,000,000,000 | 兆 | chō / ちょう | — | chō |
10,000,000,000,000,000 | 京 | kei / けい | — | kei |
(Summary: Added ancient Japanese reading of 200, 300, 400, 600, 700, 900)
The above rules are guidelines, and there are exceptions and special cases that must be learnt individually: okurigana that has become standard for historical reasons (now obscure or not obvious at a glance) or by convention rather than logic. Compare for instance:
- 明るい aka-rui – rather than ×明い akaru-i
- 明かり a-kari (明り aka-ri also acceptable)
These both originally derived from the verb 明る aka-ru, which is no longer in use; the first is an irregularly derived i-adjective, while the latter is a deverbal noun. Compare 明く a-ku and 明らか aki-raka.
These are the words of exceptions of okurigana rule[140]:
- 明らむ aka-ramu rather than ×明む akara-mu
- 味わう aji-wau rather than ×味う ajiwa-u
- 哀れむ awa-remu rather than ×哀む aware-mu
- 慈しむ itsuku-shimu' rather than ×慈む itsukushi-mu
- 教わる oso-waru rather than ×教る osowa-ru
- 脅かす(おどかす) odo-kasu rather than ×脅す(おどかす) odoka-su
- 脅かす(おびやかす) obiya-kasu rather than ×脅かす(おびやかす) obiyaka-su
- 食らう ku-rau rather than ×食う kura-u
- 異なる koto-naru rather than ×異る kotona-ru
- 逆らう saka-rau rather than ×逆う sakara-u
- 捕まる tsuka-maru rather than ×捕る tsukama-ru
- 群がる mura-garu rather than ×群る muraga-ru
- 和らぐ yawa-ragu rather than ×和ぐ yawara-gu
- 揺する yu-suru rather than ×揺る yusu-ru
- 明るい aka-rui rather than ×明い akaru-i
- 危ない abu-nai rather than ×危い abuna-i
- 危うい aya-ui rather than ×危い ayau-i
- 大きい oo-kii rather than ×大い ooki-i
- 少ない suku-nai rather than ×少い sukuna-i
- 小さい chii-sai rather than ×小い chiisa-i
- 冷たい tsume-tai rather than ×冷い tsumeta-i
- 平たい hira-tai rather than ×平い hirata-i
- 新ただ ara-ta da rather than ×新だ arata da
- 同じだ ona-ji da rather than ×同だ onaji da
- 盛んだ saka-n da rather than ×盛だ sakan da
- 平らだ tai-ra da rather than ×平だ taira da
- 懇ろだ nengo-ro da rather than ×懇だ nengoro da
- 惨めだ miji-me da rather than ×惨だ mijime da
- 哀れだ awa-re da rather than ×哀だ aware da
- 幸いだ saiwa-i da rather than ×幸だ saiwai da
- 幸せだ shiawa-se da rather than ×幸だ shiawase da
- 巧みだ taku-mi da rather than ×巧だ takumi da
- 辺り ata-ri rather than ×辺 atari
- 哀れ awa-re rather than ×哀 aware
- 勢い ikio-i rather than ×勢 ikioi
- 幾ら iku-ra rather than ×幾 ikura
- 後ろ ushi-ro rather than ×後 ushiro
- 傍ら katawa-ra rather than ×傍 katawara
- 幸い saiwa-i rather than ×幸 saiwai
- 幸せ shiawa-se rather than ×幸 shiawase
- 互い taga-i rather than ×互 tagai
- 便り tayo-ri rather than ×便 tayori
- 半ば naka-ba rather than {lang|ja|×半}} nakaba
- 情け nasa-ke rather than {lang|ja|×情}} nasake
- 斜め nana-me rather than ×斜 naname
- 独り hito-ri rather than ×独 hitori
- 誉れ homa-re rather than ×誉 homare
- 自ら mizuka-ra rather than ×自 mizukara
- 災い wazawa-i rather than ×災 wazawai
(Summary: Exceptions of okurigana list with source)
Namchi | |
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Coordinates: 27°10′N 88°21′E / 27.17°N 88.35°E | |
Country | ![]() |
State | ![]() |
District | South Sikkim |
Government | |
• Type | Municipal Council |
Elevation | 1,487 m (4,879 ft) |
Population (2001) | |
• Total | 12,194 |
Languages | |
• Official | Nepali, Bhutia, Lepcha, Limbu, Newari, Rai, Gurung, Mangar, Sherpa, Tamang and Sunwar |
Time zone | UTC+5:30 (IST) |
PIN | 737 126 |
Telephone code | 03595 |
Vehicle registration | SK 05 |
(Summary: Adding source for elevation)
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