Indo-European etymology : Query result

Proto-IE: *new-

Nostratic etymology: Nostratic etymology

Meaning: new

Hittite: newa- 'neu, frisch', newahh- 'erneuern' (Friedrich 150)

Tokharian: A ñu, B ñuwe 'new' (PT *ñäwe) (Adams 269)

Old Indian: náva-, návya- `new, fresh, young'

Avestan: nava- 'neu'

Armenian: nor

Old Greek: néo-, Ion. nêi̯o- (A.R., Hsch.) `neu; jung, jugendlich, ungewöhnlich, unerhört, schlimm'

Slavic: *novъ(jь)

Baltic: *naũ-j-a-, *nau-n-a- sdj.

Germanic: *niw-ja-, *niww-ia- adj.

Latin: novus, -a `neu, jung'

Other Italic: Osk Núvellum `Novellum', Núvlanúís `Nōlānīs'

Celtic: Gaul Nevio-, Novio-dūnum; OIr nūe; Cymr newydd, OBret nouuid, neuued, Bret neuez

Russ. meaning: новый

References: WP II 324

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