Do you Know the etymology of

[muhamedr]

Do you Know the etymology of
the word

News

[M.o_o.N]

You mean ::
N> North
E> East
W> West
S> South

[ACME]

Helloooooooo , dear I know something related to the four directions
Is that what you mean . BtW , It does not convince me

North
East
West
South

News

My Respect To You
.

[muhamedr]

other opinions
thanks for Renoa & Sirhasan

[Petunia]

hi

late 14c., plural of new (n.) "new thing," from new (http://www.saudienglish.net/index.php?term=new) (adj.),

"news," lit. "new things."

The News in the Virginia city Newport News is said to derive from the name of one of its founders, William Newce.


hope the answer is correct

thank you brother^^

[muhamedr]

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late 14c., plural of new (n.) "new thing," from new (adj.), q.v.; after Fr. nouvelles, used in Bible translations to render M.L. nova (neut. pl.) "news," lit. "new things." Sometimes still regarded as plural, 17c.-19c. Meaning "tidings" is early 15c. The News in the Virginia city Newport News is said to derive from the name of one of its founders, William Newce.


http://www.etymonline.com/index.php?search=news&searchmode=term