Etymology of the English word new
the English word
newderived from the Proto-Germanic root
*newjazderived from the Proto-Indo-European root
*newo (new)
Derivations in English
New York,
newbie,
newcomer,
newfound,
newish,
newground,
newborn,
newfangled,
newly,
renew,
anewCognates
Catalan
novell, Catalan
nou, Danish
ny, Dutch
nieuw, Dutch
negen, English
nine, French
noix, French
nouveau, French
neuf, German
neu, German
neun, German
Nuss, Gothic
niujis, Icelandic
nýr, Icelandic
nyr, Icelandic
níu, Italian
novello, Italian
noce, Italian
nove, Italian
nuovo, Latin
novem, Latin
novus, Latin
nux, Lithuanian
naujas, Nynorsk
nye, Polish
nowy, Portuguese
noz, Portuguese
novo, Portuguese
novel, Provençal
notz, Provençal
novell, Riksmal
ny, Russian
новый, Spanish
nuez, Spanish
nuevo, Spanish
novel, Swedish
ny, Swedish
nio, Yiddish
najn, Yiddish
naj, Yiddish
nusUsage
Word found in Modern English
