Recently discovered or obtained; newly found.
Combination of 'new' (from Old English 'niwe') and 'found' (past tense of 'find'). The hyphenated form 'new-found' was more common historically.
Newfoundland (the province and dog breed) literally means 'newly found land,' named by European explorers around 1500—those explorer dogs were actually bred by indigenous peoples before Europeans arrived.
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