No. 728 in Greek

νέας

"Νέας" means "new" or "of a new" (feminine, genitive case) in English.

In a sentence

Η ιδέα της νέας προέδρου ήταν καταπληκτική.
The idea of the new president was amazing.
Here, 'νέας' is used as a feminine adjective agreeing with the noun 'προέδρου' (president), which is feminine in this context, to indicate the newness of the person in the position.
Αυτή είναι η αρχή μιας νέας εποχής.
This is the beginning of a new era.
In this sentence, 'νέας' modifies the feminine noun 'εποχής' (era), representing the quality of being new.
Ο φίλος μου αγόρασε ένα βιβλίο για την ιστορία της νέας Ελλάδας.
My friend bought a book about the history of modern Greece.
'νέας' here modifies the feminine proper noun 'Ελλάδας' (Greece) to specify 'new' or 'modern Greece.'

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