neuv

Lombard

Alternative forms

nœuv, noeuv, nöff (Western orthographies)
nöf (Eastern orthographies)

Etymology 1

From Latin novem.

Alternative forms

nòv (Verbanese and Novarese).

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /nøv/, [nøːf]
IPA^(key): /nøv/, [nøːw] (Ticinese)
IPA^(key): /nø/, [nøː] (Eastern, in some cases)

Numeral

neuv

nine

Etymology 2

From Latin novus.

Alternative forms

nòv (Verbanese and Novarese).

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /nøv/, [nøːf]
IPA^(key): /nøv/, [nøːw] (Ticinese)
IPA^(key): /nø/, [nøː] (Eastern, in some cases)

Adjective

neuv (m, plural neuv, feminine singular neuva, feminine plural neuve)

new.

Piedmontese

**Piedmontese cardinal numbers**
< 8	9	10 >
Cardinal : neuv

Etymology

From Latin novem, from Proto-Italic *nowem. Cognates include Italian nove and French neuf.

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /nøw/ (standard)
IPA^(key): /nøf/ (Biella, Vercelli)
IPA^(key): /nøv/ (Montferrat, Langhe)

Numeral

neuv

nine

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