No. 67 in Finnish
uutta
"Uutta" means "new" (partitive case) in English.
In a sentence
Ostin uuden auton, ja se on todella mukava.
I bought a new car, and it's very nice.
Uuden is the partitive form of 'uusi' used here to modify 'auton', with 'uutta' specifying 'something new' that I bought.
Haluaisin kokeilla jotain uutta ravintolaa tänä iltana.
I'd like to try a new restaurant tonight.
Here, 'uutta' is in the partitive case, conveying the idea of trying something new, while modifying 'ravintolaa'.
Tämä on aivan uutta tietoa minulle.
This is entirely new information for me.
In this usage, 'uutta' directly refers to 'new,' combined here to emphasize 'entirely new information' in the partitive sense.
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