newly
English
/ˈnuli/, /ˈnjuːli/
adv
Definitions
- Very recently; in the immediate past.
Etymology
Inherited from Middle English newly inherited from Old English nīwlīċe (newly) affix from English new.
Origin
English
new
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- New France English
- New Rochelle English
- New Rome English
- New Year English
- NewSQL English
- Newcastleton English
- Newgate English
- Newhouse English
- Newman English
- Newmill English
- Newport English
- Newspeak English
- Newtown English
- all-new English
- benew English
- ennew English
- innew English
- neumorphism English
- new English
- new moon English
- newborn English
- newbro English
- newbuild English
- newbuilding English
- newbuilt English
- newchurch English
- newco English
- newcoming English
- newcreate English
- newer English
- newfag English
- newfangle English
- newfangled English
- newfashion English
- newfind English
- newfound English
- newgroup English
- newie English
- newish English
- newless English
- newline English
- newling English
- newlywed English
- newmade English
- newness English
- news English
- newspeak English
- newth English
- nonnew English
- overnew English
- renew English
- seminew English
- supernew English
- wed English
- neu German
- neulich German
- nouveau French
- new Japanese
- ニュー Japanese
- nīwlīċe Old English
- newe Middle English
- newly Middle English
- nýligr Old Norse
- ny Danish
- nylig Danish
- newspeak Czech
- novořeč Czech
- nova Esperanto
- nu Tok Pisin
- nyun Sranan Tongo
- wed
- new
- news
- newth
- newie
- newco
- innew
- benew
- renew
- newer
- ennew
- NewSQL
- Newman
- newbro
- newish
- newfag
- nonnew
- newness
- overnew
- Newport
- newling
- newmade
- seminew
- newless
- newfind
- newline
- Newmill
- Newgate
- Newtown
- newborn
- all-new
- new moon
- New Year
- newbuilt
- Newhouse
- New Rome
- newlywed
- newspeak
- newbuild
- newfound
- supernew
- newgroup
- Newspeak
- newcoming
- newfangle
- newcreate
- newchurch
- newfashion
- New France
- newfangled
- neumorphism
- newbuilding
- Newcastleton
- New Rochelle