unnumbed

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ numbed.

Adjective

unnumbed (not comparable)

1. Not numbed.
   • 1854, David Badham, Prose halieutics: or, Ancient and modern fish tattle, page 414:

     Birds can neither soar heavenward nor skim far across the waters without being made sensible of this; the stoutest pinion cannot long beat the frosty air of high altitudes, and remain unnumbed […]

Verb

unnumbed

1. simple past and past participle of unnumb