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The meaning (definition) of the word new
just made or just bought, not used yet
The word new used in a sentence
“I got a new backpack for school this year.”
Words that mean the same as new (synonyms)
freshbrand new
Words that mean the opposite of new (antonyms)
oldused
How the word new is said around the world
| French | nouveau (noovoh) |
| Spanish | nuevo (nwayvoh) |
| Mandarin | 新的 (xīn de) |
| Hindi | नया (nuyah) |
| Arabic | جديد (jahdeed) |
| Russian | новый (novyi) |
| Portuguese (EU) | novo (nohvuu) |
| Portuguese (BR) | novo (nohvuu) |
| Japanese | 新しい (atarashii) |
| German | neu (nawer) |
| Urdu | نیا (nahyah) |
| Punjabi | ਨਵਾਂ (nuvahn) |
| Korean | 새로운 (saeroun) |
| Hebrew | חָדָשׁ (khahdahsh) |
| Greek | νέος (neos) |
| Dutch | nieuw (neew) |
| Tagalog | bago (bahgoh) |
| Vietnamese | mới (mury) |
| Turkish | yeni (yayni) |
| Persian | جدید (jahdeed) |
| Polish | nowy (nawvi) |
| Ukrainian | новий (novyy) |
| Bengali | নতুন (nohtoon) |
| Swedish | ny (new) |
| Italian | nuovo (nuuawvoh) |
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