'no-name' originates from the English words 'no' and 'name', where 'no' meant 'not' and 'name' meant 'a word by which a person or thing is known'.

'No-name' has been used in English to describe products or entities that do not have a recognized brand or identity.

Initially, it meant 'without a name', but over time it evolved to describe products or entities that are not branded or recognized.