Inhumatus

Latin-English

ĭnhŭmāt|us, -a, -um. (i.nuˈma.tus) adj.

1. Not buried.

[in- + humo.]

Loci

• αʹ Cicero, De Divinatione 2.69:

Is cum esset proiectus inhumatus ab omnibusque desertus iaceret, amica corpus eius texit suo pallio.

As he lay deserted by all, having been thrown out unburied, his mistress covered his body with her cloak.