novo

Noun

1. (masculine, plural-normally) the young people
2. (masculine, plural-normally) the new produce of a field or farm

Adj

1. new
2. young
3. freshly made
4. brand new
5. good as new
6. belonging to the last harvest

Pronounced as (IPA)

[ˈnɔ.βʊ]

Etymology

Inherited from Latin: novus

In summary

From Old Galician-Portuguese novo, from Latin novus, from Proto-Indo-European *néwos.

Sentences

Bos días de novo a todos e a todas .

Good morning to each and every one again.

Ese ano a banda volve a reunirse para a gravación dun novo disco.

That year the band reunited for the recording of a new record.

En portugués vén dicir "" o ritmo novo "" ou "" o vieiro novo "".

In Portuguese it means ""the new rhythm "" or ""the new old way. ""

Este é un encima novo ata agora non descuberto en ningunhas outras plantas.

This is a new enzyme so far not discovered in any other plants.

É un fungo comestible pero só cando é novo e de cor branca .

It is an edible fungus but only when young and white in color.

Caballero destacou o cambio desta vila co novo alcalde socialista .

Gentleman highlighted the change of this village with the new Socialist Mayor.