pupillarity
/ˌpjuːpɪˈlarɪti/(also pupilarity)
noun
Civil Law and Scottish Law. The state of being below the legal age of puberty; the period during which a person remains in this state. Compare pupil. Now chiefly historical.
Origin
Mid 16th century. From Middle French pupilarité, pupillarité (French pupillarité; now rare) condition of being a ward, period of time during which a child is a ward from pupillaire + -ité.