The truth is, I don't know if they've ever used this word; in fact, I just put it together, and I already think there could be a better one. The origin of this entry is another (conveniently removed from the list of requests for desubicada) that consulted for the "hatred of youth", and on the web is misnamed as ephebophobia ("fear of young people"), while 'misefebia' or 'misoefebia' fit much more for its Greek etymology 956; 953; 963; 949; 953; 957; ( misein "hate" ) 949; 966; 951; 946; 959; 962; ( ephebos "young man") . The problem would be that the ephebia is associated more with the male and tangentially with the masculine beauty in art, while another as 'mishebia' can be approached by the side of mythology, since 951; 946; 951; (hebe) is "puberty" for both sexes, but mostly 919; 946; 951; ("Hebe") is the goddess of youth. The bad thing about this voice is that more than one is going to pronounce it miyebia 128557; .
