The Collaborative International Dictionary
Opsimathy
Opsimathy \Op*sim"a*thy\, n. [Gr. ?.]
Education late in life. [R.]
--Hales.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
opsimathy
1650s, from Greek opsimathia "learning late in life," from opse "late" (related to opiso "backward," opisthen "behind") + manthanein "to learn" (see mathematic). Related: Opsimath (n.).
Wiktionary
opsimathy
n. learning or education that occurs late in life.