récentes
Récentes is the feminine plural form of the French adjective récent, meaning “recent” or “latest.” It is used to describe feminine plural nouns and agrees in gender and number with the noun it modifies. The word conveys timeliness and freshness, and is common in journalism, academia, and general writing when referring to newly produced information or events.
Etymology and form: récent comes from Latin recens, meaning “fresh, new,” and entered French through Old French
Usage notes: Récentes is typically used to qualify nouns that are feminine and plural. It can describe
Substantive use: In standard French, récentes is primarily an adjective. It is uncommon but possible in informal
See also: récents, récente, récent, récence.
Overall, récentes is a common, neutral descriptor in French for feminine plural nouns when indicating freshness