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The word is lustrum. As used in Rooster Cogburn (1975, John Wayne, Katharine Hepburn): Judge Parker: You have served this court for almost two lustrums.

Rooster Cogburn: What's a lustrum, Judge?

Judge Parker: Five years. Don't interrupt me. That's plenty authoritative for me, but the Oxford English Dictionary also gives a simple definition for lustrum as: a period of five years.

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There is no name for 500 years. But you could call it 5 centuries or half a Millennium.

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