No. 262 in German
neuer
"Neuer" means "newer" or "more recent" in English.
In a sentence
Ich habe einen neuen Tisch gekauft.
I bought a new table.
In this sentence, 'neuen' is an inflected form of 'neu', agreeing with the masculine singular noun 'Tisch' in the accusative case.
Eine neue Idee kam mir in den Sinn.
A new idea came to my mind.
Here, 'neu' is used in its feminine singular form 'neue', agreeing with the feminine noun 'Idee' in the nominative case.
Die neuen Regeln sind schwierig zu verstehen.
The new rules are difficult to understand.
In this example, 'neuen' is the plural form of 'neu', agreeing with the plural noun 'Regeln' in the nominative case.
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