Latin | Angol |
---|---|
novissime adverb | last, after all elseadverb lastlyadverb lately, very recentlyadverb |
novissimum [novissimi] (2nd) N noun | |
novitas [novitatis] (3rd) F noun | being new appointed / promotednoun freshness [freshnesses]noun modern timesnoun newnessnoun novitasnoun strangeness / novelty / unusualness / raritynoun surprise [surprises]noun unfamiliarity [unfamiliarities]noun |
novitatis adjective | original(fresh, different) |
noviter adverb | recently, newlyadverb |
novitius [novitia, novitium] adjective | novice-adjective of a noviceadjective |
novitiatus [novitiati] (2nd) M noun | novitiatenoun |
novitius [noviti(i)] (2nd) M noun | novice (eccl.)noun one newly comenoun |
Novogardia proper noun F | Novgorod(city) |
Novogardia Inferior proper noun | Nizhny Novgorod(large city in Russia) |
Novomagus [Novomagi] (2nd) F noun | |
Novum Aevum noun N | New Age(a modern spiritual and religious movement) |
Novum Brunsvicum proper noun | New Brunswick(province in eastern Canada) |
Novum Eboracum proper noun N, Nova Eboraca F | New York(state) New York City(large city in the USA) |
Novum Forum proper noun | Nowy Targ(town) |
Novum Mexicum proper noun N | New Mexico(US State) |
novus, novellus adjective | new [newer, newest](recently made or created) |
novus homo noun M | upstart [upstarts](newly rich or prominent) |
novus orbis proper noun M | New World(the Americas and Oceania) |
novus ordo seculorum proper noun | New World Order(vision for the world) |