It is a word from the English language, meaning new, recent, news, novelty. It can also mean fresh, tender, novice, apprentice.
furoya
It is "new, novelty, news". In medieval English it was neowe, borrowed from the Germanic neu.
furoya
It is not Spanish but English; It is not used in our language, although it does appear in advertising and forming brands. See english/new ("novelty, new").
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