brand new

Completely new and unused. The word "brand" here comes from Old English for fire or flame; thus, something that is brand new is likened to that which is forged in—and fresh out of—fire. I bought Jim a brand-new computer for his birthday. That car is brand new, so be extra careful when you drive it.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Squires	['skwaiəz]
Vlastimir	-	Serbian, Macedonian, Medieval Slavic
Manuel	mah-NWEL (Spanish), man-oo-EL (Portuguese), MAHN-oo-el (German)	Spanish, Portuguese, German, English, Italian, French, Romanian, Late Greek (Latinized)
OttÓ	-	Hungarian, Icelandic
Heiner	HIE-ner	German
Crabtree	['kræbtri:]