NEWS Full Form
(As a plural for the adjective “new” or “new thing”)
The English word “news” developed in the 14th century as a special use of the plural for the adjective “new” or “new thing”. Although adjectives don’t generally have plurals in English, they have in other languages. But still, many claim “NEWS” is as an acronym of ‘North East West South’.
Short Form | NEWS |
Full Form | As a plural for the adjective “new” or “new thing” |
Category | Miscellaneous > Etymology (Word Origins) |
Country | Worldwide |
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Other Full Form Of NEWS
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1 |
NEWS |
As a plural for the adjective “new” or “new thing” |
Miscellaneous > Etymology (Word Origins) |
Worldwide |
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2 |
NEWS |
Nature Environment & Wildlife Society |
Associations & Organizations > Environment & Nature Organizations |
India |
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3 |
NeWS |
Network extensible Window System |
Computing > Sofware & Applications |
Worldwide |
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Other Full Form list in same category - Sofware & Applications
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1 |
Camry |
Is an Anglicized phonetic transcription of the Japanese word kanmuri |
Worldwide |
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2 |
Punjab |
Means Land of Five Rivers |
India |
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3 |
Ozone |
Named it after the Greek verb ozein (to smell), from the peculiar odor in lightning storms |
Worldwide |
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4 |
via |
from Latin vi?, ablative of via “way, road, channel” |
Worldwide |
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5 |
NEWS |
As a plural for the adjective “new” or “new thing” |
Worldwide |
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6 |
Sc |
Science |
Worldwide |
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7 |
Genealogy |
from Greek word ‘genea’ meaning “generation” and ‘logia’ meaning “science” |
Worldwide |
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8 |
Science |
comes from the Latin word ‘scientia’, meaning “knowledge” |
Worldwide |
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9 |
Chemistry |
comes from the word alchemy |
Worldwide |
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10 |
Eurasia |
Europe + Asia |
Worldwide |
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