Nuevas

Nuevas is the feminine plural form of the Spanish adjective nuevo, meaning "new." It is used to describe feminine plural nouns, and its masculine counterparts are nuevos (masculine plural) and nueva (feminine singular). The term derives from Latin novus, via Old Spanish novo, and shares a family with related words in Romance languages.

In standard Spanish, nuevas appears in everyday phrases such as nuevas ideas, nuevas tecnologías, and nuevas noticias, where it conveys recent origin as well as novelty. The sense of "new" can range from newly created or discovered to recently arrived or introduced, and can carry nuance beyond simple recency when paired with specific nouns. It is common in journalism and general prose to describe innovations, policies, or trends with phrases like "nuevas políticas" or "nuevas estrategias."

When capitalized as Nuevas, the term can function as part of a proper noun, including geographic place names in Spanish-speaking regions or as part of longer toponyms. It can also appear as a rare surname or in corporate or organizational names, depending on local usage.

Glossary notes: distinguish from nueva (feminine singular) and nuevos (masculine plural). In many contexts, synonyms such as recientes or novedosas can substitute, but nuances differ depending on emphasis on novelty versus recency.