Relating to or affecting infants, newborns, or very young children; pertaining to early infancy.
From Greek 'brephos' (infant, newborn child) plus the adjectival suffix '-ic.' Used primarily in medical and scientific contexts to describe conditions specific to the earliest stages of human life.
Medical literature uses 'brephic' to describe conditions like brephic tetany (a calcium deficiency in newborns)—it's a specialist's word that instantly signals 'this happens only to babies.'
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