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Latin dictionary · adjective

novus

new, novel

Dictionary forms: novus, nova, novum

Inflection: first/second-declension adjective

Meaning and definitions

  1. new, novel
  2. fresh, young
  3. recent
  4. unusual, strange, extraordinary

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Recorded forms

Forms and grammatical labels from the dictionary
FormGrammar
novusnom. sg. masc.
novanom. sg. fem.
novumnom. sg. neut.
novīnom. pl. masc.
novaenom. pl. fem.
novanom. pl. neut.
novīgen. sg. masc.
novaegen. sg. fem.
novīgen. sg. neut.
novōrumgen. pl. masc.
novārumgen. pl. fem.
novōrumgen. pl. neut.
novōdat. sg. masc.
novaedat. sg. fem.
novōdat. sg. neut.
novīsdat. pl. fem.
novumacc. sg. masc.
novamacc. sg. fem.
novumacc. sg. neut.
novōsacc. pl. masc.
novāsacc. pl. fem.
novaacc. pl. neut.
novōabl. sg. masc.
novāabl. sg. fem.
novōabl. sg. neut.
novīsabl. pl. fem.
novevoc. sg. masc.
novavoc. sg. fem.
novumvoc. sg. neut.
novīvoc. pl. masc.
novaevoc. pl. fem.
novavoc. pl. neut.

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