“brand new” in Arabic dialects

adjective

How do you say brand new across the major spoken Arabic dialects? Compare brand new (adjective) sense by sense across 5 dialects — Egyptian, Levantine, Gulf, Iraqi, Maghrebi — with English meaning, native script, transliteration and usage.

What does “brand new” mean?

adjective
  1. Completely new and never used“A brand new phone.”

English definitions from Princeton WordNet.

Quick comparison across dialects

DialectArabic (brand new)Transliteration
Egyptian Arabicجديد لانجgedīd lang
Levantine Arabicجديد لانجjdīd lang
Gulf Arabicجِديد لَنجjidīd lang
Iraqi Arabicجديد لَنگjdīd lang
Maghrebi Arabicجديدjdīd

Full breakdown by dialect

Egyptian Arabic

Word (Arabic)TransliterationEnglish sense / usage
جديد لانجgedīd langcompletely new, unused
زيروzīrocompletely new (esp. for cars, electronics)

Levantine Arabic

Word (Arabic)TransliterationEnglish sense / usage
جديد لانجjdīd langcompletely new, unused
جديد كرتونةjdīd kartūnehnew in the box, unused

Gulf Arabic

Word (Arabic)TransliterationEnglish sense / usage
جِديد لَنجjidīd langcompletely new, unused
بقراطيسهbi-qarāṭīsahstill in its packaging
وكالةwikālahfresh from the factory/dealership

Iraqi Arabic

Word (Arabic)TransliterationEnglish sense / usage
جديد لَنگjdīd langcompletely new, unused
جديد بالباكيتjdīd bil-bāgētnew in the box, still packaged

Maghrebi Arabic

Word (Arabic)TransliterationEnglish sense / usage
جديدjdīdnew
جديد لنگjdīd langbrand new, unused (Moroccan)
جديد يڨرصjdīd yeqreṣbrand new, pristine (Algerian)

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