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feminine

/noˈtiθja/ ES

/noˈtisja/ MX

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Translation

news, piece of news

Word origin

From Latin notitia ('a being known, knowledge'), from notus ('known'), past participle of noscere ('to know'). The same root gives English notice and notion.

Origin: Latin
Root: notitia
English cognates: notice, notion

Grammar

Genderfeminine

Pluralnoticias

Examples

I have some good news for you.

Today's news is not good.

We have not heard from him since January.

I have just heard the news on the radio.

Their wedding was the talk of the town for weeks.

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This word is part of lesson 9.