also, I believe Novum is a form of nova–but not sure how the grammar rules work. novum testamentum is latin for new testament, so i don’t think it’s a plural form of nova, but i could be wrong. or perhaps consider a slight change like “good earth” or “terra bene.” OR perhaps consider using “Patria” which is latin for father, generally translated “Fatherland” in english. Perhaps Patria Nova. Sounds churchy though.

“Titles, while not protected under copyright law, are sometimes protected under trademark and unfair competition laws. However, one-shot titles, no matter how clever they are, are not automatically entitled to trademark protection. To be protected, titles must achieve “secondary meaning.” Secondary meaning is akin to the commercial magnetism of a title. As a rule, to be protected, titles must be “broadly known.” Series titles, unlike one-shot titles, make good trademarks candidates. In addition, a title in one medium, will be protected in another.”

I’m still not sure what that means, but do a search for “Life” on IMDB, and there are a ton of movies/shows that have used it, I guess because the word “Life” can’t be trademarked or copyrighted. Where are my lawyer friends at!?