novo

Meaning

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

Hyphenated as

no‧vo

Pronounced as (IPA)

[ˈnɔ.βʊ]

Etymology

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.

Confirmouse que esta canción non aparecerá no novo álbum.

It has been confirmed that this song will not appear on the new album.

'Rexeitamento do novo mapa sanitario'.

'Rejection of the new health map'.

Caballero destacou o cambio desta vila co novo alcalde socialista .

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