No. 1,494 in Polish
new
The Polish word equivalent to "new" in English is "nowy," meaning "recently made, introduced, or discovered; not existing before."
In a sentence
Mam nową książkę.
I have a new book.
Here, 'new' (nową) is used as an adjective describing the book, indicating that the book is recently acquired or just published.
Czy masz jakieś nowe informacje?
Do you have any new information?
In this sentence, 'new' (nowe) describes 'information' and implies that it is recently received or updated.
Zaczynam nowy rozdział w życiu.
I am starting a new chapter in my life.
Here, 'new' (nowy) modifies 'chapter' to indicate that it is a fresh start or transition in life.
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