old in Latin

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old

adjective
- having lived many years
  
  senex
  
  The old man walked slowly. — Senex lente ambulavit.
  
  vetus
  
  This is an old book. — Hoc est vetus liber.
  
  antiquus
  
  He studies old customs. — Mores antiquos studet.
- [figurative, colloquial], former or previous
  
  prior [figurative]
  
  He returned to his old job. — Ad priorem officium rediit.
  
  olim [figurative, colloquial]
  
  I met my old friend. — Amicum olim meum conveni.
- [pejorative, colloquial], worn out or outdated
  
  obsoletus [pejorative]
  
  He drives an old car. — Currum obsoletum agit.
  
  vetustus [pejorative]
  
  This old phone barely works. — Hoc vetustum telephonum vix operatur.