nuovissimi

Nuovissimo is an Italian adjective meaning “the very new” or “the newest.” Its masculine plural form is nuovissimi, which is used to emphasize the freshness or novelty of multiple nouns. The feminine forms are nuovissima (singular) and nuovissime (plural). Grammatically, nuovissimo derives from nuovo with the superlative suffix -issimo, and it can modify nouns directly or appear predicatively as in a sentence.

In use, nuovissimo signals especially recent release or arrival and is common in everyday speech, journalism, and advertising. It often carries a stronger emphasis than simply nuovo or nuovi, conveying a sense of brand-new status. Examples include: “Abbiamo lanciato i nuovissimi modelli” (We have launched the newest models) and “Questi sono i nuovissimi telefoni in commercio.” The form can describe both tangible objects and abstract ideas, such as “un nuovissimo design.”

Nuovissimo and its forms conform to standard Italian adjective agreement: nuovissimo with masculine singular nouns (un nuovissimo modello), nuovissima with feminine singular nouns (una nuovissima idea), nuovissimi with masculine plural nouns (i nuovissimi modelli), and nuovissime with feminine plural nouns (le nuovissime scelte). The term is versatile but remains tied to the notion of freshness and currentness.

See also: Italian adjectives, -issimo suffix, vocabulary for describing novelty.