No. 1,593 in German
neuesten
"Latest" or "newest."
In a sentence
Ich habe die neuesten Nachrichten im Fernsehen gesehen.
I saw the latest news on TV.
Here, 'neuesten' is used as an attributive adjective in its plural form, describing 'Nachrichten' (news), indicating 'the most recent'.
Hast du die neuesten Büchern in der Bibliothek ausgeliehen?
Did you borrow the newest books from the library?
In this example, 'neuesten' acts as an attributive adjective in its plural dative form, modified by the preposition 'in' as part of the dative phrase.
Die Studie enthielt die neuesten Forschungsergebnisse.
The study contained the latest research findings.
Here, 'neuesten' serves as a descriptive modifier in its plural form, specifying the quality or status of the 'Forschungsergebnisse' (research findings) as being the most recent.
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