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New World en · ADJ

Pronunciation

  • (Southern-England) audio
  • /njuː wɜːld/ (Received-Pronunciation)
  • /n(j)u wɝld/ (Canada, General-American)

Meanings

  1. Of, relating to, or characteristic of the New World.

Deriveds

New World porcupine · New Worlder · New World quail · New World mouse · New World warbler · New World rat · New World ROM · New World barbet · New World vulture · New World screwworm · New World wine · New World monkey · New World sparrow · New World suboscine · New World blackbird

Translations (72)

cmn 新大陸 /新大陆 (the Americas and Oceania) · gl O Novo Mundo (the Americas and Oceania) · nn den nye verda (the Americas and Oceania) · lv Jaunā pasaule (the Americas and Oceania) · ro Lumea Nouă (the Americas and Oceania) · fi Uusi Maailma (the Americas and Oceania) · pl Nowy Świat (the Americas and Oceania) · cmn 新世界 (the Americas and Oceania) · hu Újvilág (the Americas and Oceania) · th โลกใหม่ (the Americas and Oceania) · vi thế giới mới (the Americas and Oceania) · hy նոր աշխարհ (the Americas and Oceania) · sh Нови свет (the Americas and Oceania) · ota یَڭی دُنیا (the Americas and Oceania) · sk Nový svet (the Americas and Oceania) · tr Yeni Dünya (the Americas and Oceania) · sw Dunia Mpya (the Americas and Oceania) · cs Nový svět (the Americas and Oceania) · is Nýi heimurinn (the Americas and Oceania) · kk Жаңа Дүние (the Americas and Oceania) · uk Нови́й Світ (the Americas and Oceania) · fr Nouveau Monde (the Americas and Oceania) · nl Nieuwe Wereld (the Americas and Oceania) · hi नवजगत (the Americas and Oceania) · vi Tân Thế giới (the Americas and Oceania) · ko 새로운 세계 (the Americas and Oceania) · tl Bagong Daigdig (the Americas and Oceania) · es Nuevo Mundo (the Americas and Oceania) · pt Novo Mundo (the Americas and Oceania) · sv nya världen (the Americas and Oceania) · fa-ira جَهانِ جَدید (the Americas and Oceania) · fa-cls جَهَانِ نَوْ (the Americas and Oceania) · ca Nou Món (the Americas and Oceania) · id Dunia Baru (the Americas and Oceania) · sh Novi svet (the Americas and Oceania) · ur جَدِیدِ دُنِیا (the Americas and Oceania) · nb den nye verden (the Americas and Oceania) · de Neue Welt (the Americas and Oceania) · el Νέος Κόσμος (the Americas and Oceania) · ms Dunia Baru (the Americas and Oceania) · az Yeni Dünya (the Americas and Oceania) · fa-ira جَهانِ نُوْ (the Americas and Oceania) · be Но́вы Сьвет (the Americas and Oceania) · ka ახალი სამყარო (the Americas and Oceania) · lt Naujasis pasaulis (the Americas and Oceania) · ga An tOileán Úr (the Americas and Oceania) · la novus orbis (the Americas and Oceania) · ru Но́вый Свет (the Americas and Oceania) · ka ახალი მსოფლიო (the Americas and Oceania) · be Но́вы Свет (the Americas and Oceania) · gd an Domhan Ùr (the Americas and Oceania) · it Nuovo Mondo (the Americas and Oceania) · sh Нови свијет (the Americas and Oceania) · sl Novi svet (the Americas and Oceania) · ja 新大陸 (the Americas and Oceania) · bg Нов свят (the Americas and Oceania) · cy Byd Newydd (the Americas and Oceania) · ko 신대륙 (the Americas and Oceania) · ar الْعَالَم الْجَدِيد (the Americas and Oceania) · da Den Nye Verden (the Americas and Oceania) · ja 新世界 (the Americas and Oceania) · et Uus Maailm (the Americas and Oceania) · mk Нов Свет (the Americas and Oceania) · cmn 美洲大陸 /美洲大陆 (the Americas and Oceania) · tg Дунёи нав (the Americas and Oceania) · fa-cls جَهَانِ جَدِید (the Americas and Oceania) · sh Novi svijet (the Americas and Oceania) · ky Жаңы Дүйнө (the Americas and Oceania) · bn নয়া জাহান (the Americas and Oceania) · uz Yangi dunyo (the Americas and Oceania) · ko 신세계 (the Americas and Oceania) · eo Nova Mondo (the Americas and Oceania)

New World en · PROPN

Pronunciation

  • (Southern-England) audio
  • /njuː wɜːld/ (Received-Pronunciation)
  • /n(j)u wɝld/ (Canada, General-American)

Meanings

  1. The Americas and Oceania.
    • In Europe not long after Columbus reached the New World, the news spread of a country where humans lived without heads and where women went to war with strange poisoned arrows that were blown from pipes. 1989 May, Uwe George, “Venezuela's Islands in Time”, in National Geographic, volume 175, number 5, page 536:
    • The Terraqueous Globe comprehending Sea and Land, Rivers and Lakes, ſtands divided by modern Geographers into two Semi-Orbs, viz. the Old, and New World. 1669, John Nievhoff, translated by John Ogilby, An Embassy from the Eaſt-India Company of the United Provinces, to the Grand Tartar Cham Emperour of China, London: John Macock, →OCLC, page 3:
    • In the 16th century, a "creole" was a person of European ancestry born in the New World.

Forms

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the New World canonical lexicographic

Antonyms

Old World