| # | Term | Definition | From Set |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | nova | new, strange | Latin set 1 |
| 2 | nova | new | 650 Most Common Words in Esperanto |
| 3 | nova | new | 650 Most Common Words in Esperanto (segment 13/13) |
| 4 | nova | a star that exploades into brightness and than fades | Science Star Vocab. |
| 5 | Nova | Bursts in brightness, then fades | Special Stars |
| 6 | nova | comes from a white dwarf | Science Star Vocab. |
| 7 | nova | new | Kurso de Esperanto (1/12) |
| 8 | nova | new, strange | Latin for Americans lesson III |
| 9 | nova | new | Esperanto Lesson 2 |
| 10 | nova | a star that bursts into brightness then fades | Science Final Vocab |
| 11 | nova | new | Jen nia IJK, Chapter 1 vocab |
| 12 | nova | new | Ekz 2 Vocabulary |
| 13 | nova | star that suddenly becomes much brighter and then returns to its original brightness | scrambled |
| 14 | Nova | New | Latin Vocab Words |
| 15 | Nova | A star that explodes and increases in brightness up to ten magnitudes but is not destroyed in the process. It may explode again later | Earth Science - The Celestial Sphere Chapter 3 Vocabulary |
| 16 | Nova | A variable star that suddenly increases in brightness to several times its normal magnitude and returns to its original appearance in a few weeks to several months or years | Science Glossary 2 |
| 17 | Nova | the result of two stars bumping into eachother | Astronomy Unit |
| 18 | Nova | A variable star that suddenly increases in brightness to several times its normal magnitude and returns to its original appearance in a few weeks to several months or years. | Science Vocabulary |
| 19 | nova | an occurrence when a star suddenly flares up to many times its original brightness | science 4.3-4.4 |
| 20 | Nova | When a star suddenly flares up to many times its original brightness; leaves star unharmed | Science Test/Quiz |
| 21 | nova | star that suddenly flares up to many times it original brightness | Science Chapter 4 |
| 22 | nova | a star that explodes | earth science exam |
| 23 | nova | white dwarf that explodes | Chap 27 Science Terms |
| 24 | nova | new | Esperanto Adjectives |
| 25 | nova | a star that suddenly gets thousands of times brighter than before | 6th grade science stars FRA |
| 26 | nova | star which the has the outer layer blown off in an explosion | The sun, the moon, and the Earth |
| 27 | nova | when a star suddenly flares up to many times its original brightness | bayly school |
| 28 | Nova | Star that shines unusually bright all of a sudden before returning to a normal state. | Stellar Classification |
| 29 | nova | new | Esperanto adjectives |
| 30 | NOVA | A star that explodes or suddenly erupts and increase in brightness. | Physical Science |
| 31 | Nova | a star that suddenly brightens and then fades back its previous magnitude | physci exam 3: Astronomy Test |
| 32 | nova | a star that suddenly increases in brightness and then subsides | novus |
| 33 | nova | new | Pacujo Esperanto |
| 34 | Nova | A star that suddenly flares up & fades away after a few months or years | Vocab for May 7 |
| 35 | nova | a star that suddenly flares up & fades away after a few months or years | Vocab for April 23 - May 7 |
| 36 | nova | a star that ejects some of its material in the form of a cloud and become more luminous in the process | kdgjkakgh,ksjg |
| 37 | Nova | A star that briefly becomes thousands of times brighter than normal. | Science D4 |
| 38 | nova | a star that suddenly flares up | cosm |
| 39 | nova | star that suddenly increases in brightness in just a few hours or days | Chp. 2 Earth Sci |
| 40 | nova | a star that gets brighter | fra science exam 2008 |
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