novo

Adj

1. (comparable) new
2. (comparable) new
3. (comparable) new
4. (comparable) new
5. (comparable) young
6. (comparable) original (fresh; different)

Noun

new ideas or things; novelties

Pronounced as (IPA)

/ˈno.vu/

Etymology

Inherited from Latin: novus

Cognate with Galician: novo

Cognate with Spanish: nuevo

In summary

Inherited from Old Galician-Portuguese novo, from Latin novus (“new”), from Proto-Italic *nowos, from Proto-Indo-European *néwos (“new”). Compare Galician novo and Spanish nuevo.

Concepts

new

🆕

young

recent

fresh

novel

𐑌𐐭

new

🆕

new

🆕

newfangled

nine

late

incoming

hale

young person

New

🆕

further

mint

latter-day

Synonyms

nova

📰

recente

jovem

fresco

original

nova

📰

estar vivo

contemporâneo

Translations

nouveau

🆕

nuevo

🆕

nieuw

🆕

nowy

nuovo

🆕

neu

🆕

novus

🆕

nouvel

nou

🆕

neuf

9

yeni

🆕

nouvelle

νέος

nueva

📰

nova

Sentences

O irmão mais novo tem algo a perguntar .

Younger brother has something to ask.

Eu suspeito que isso possa ser alguém novo se fazendo conhecido .

I suspect this could be someone new making themselves known.

Foi um erro grave por parte do novo juiz .

It was a grave mistake on the part of the new judge.

Quando eu era criança , o Ano Novo Chinês estava muito frio .

When I was a kid, Chinese New Year was very cold.

Sempre que podia , ele procurava um novo caminho para viajar .

Whenever he could, he looked for a new way to travel.

A Inglaterra tinha corrido para esse novo curso com uma espécie de raiva .

England had rushed to this new course with a kind of rage.