No. 163 in Greek

νέα

The Greek word "νέα" means "news" or "new" (feminine plural).

In a sentence

Η νέα φοιτήτρια άρχισε να μελετά για την πρώτη της εξεταστική.
The new student began studying for her first exam.
The word 'νέα' is an adjective here, describing the noun 'φοιτήτρια' (student) as being new.
Άκουσες τα νέα για την κακοκαιρία;
Did you hear the news about the bad weather?
Here, 'νέα' is a noun that refers to 'news', often referring to information or updates.
Οι νέες τεχνολογίες αλλάζουν τον κόσμο.
New technologies are changing the world.
In this sentence, 'νέες' is the plural feminine form of the adjective 'νέος', agreeing with the plural noun 'τεχνολογίες' (technologies).

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