IPA: /dʒuˈvɛnɪliə/
KK: /dʒuˈvɛnɪliə/
Works of art or literature created by an artist or author when they were young, often reflecting their early style or themes.
The gallery featured a collection of juvenilia, showcasing the early works of famous artists.
Juvenilia is formed from "juvenis" (meaning young) and the suffix "-ilia" (indicating a collection or group). The term refers to works produced by an author during their youth, thus representing a collection of youthful works.
Think of 'juvenis' meaning young, and remember that 'juvenilia' refers to a collection of works from someone's younger years.
No commonly confused words.