recondite

• adj.難解な; 隠された; 曖昧な.

re-、後ろに、離れて、con-、強調、-dit、置く、与える、語源的にはedit、donateと同じ。

recondite

recondite: [17] Recondite ‘obscure, abstruse’ means etymologically ‘hidden’. It comes from reconditus, the past participle of Latin recondere ‘hide’. This was a compound verb formed from the prefix re- ‘again’ and condere ‘put away, store’ (ultimate source of English condiment [15], literally ‘stored’ or ‘preserved’ food).
=> condiment

recondite (adj.)

1640s, "removed or hidden from view," from Old French recondit, from Latin reconditus, past participle of recondere "store away, hide, conceal, put back again, put up again, lay up," from re- "away, back" (see re-) + condere "to store, hide, put together," from con- "together" (see con-) + -dere "to put, place," comb. form of dare "to give" (see date (n.1)). Meaning "removed from ordinary understanding, profound" is from 1650s; of writers or sources, "obscure," it is recorded from 1817.

1. Her poems are modishly experi-mental in style and recondite in subject-matter.

彼女の詩はスタイル的にはモダンな実験派で、テーマは難しく難しい。

2.Her poems are modishly experimental in style and recondite in subject-matter.

彼女の詩はスタイル的にはモダンな実験派で、テーマは難しく難しい。

3.We hear from mathematicians that bees have practically solved a recondite problem.

ミツバチは実際に奥深い数学問題を解決したと数学者に聞いた。

4.To a craftsman，the ancient article with recondite and scholastic words was too abstruse to understand.

しかし車輪師範にとって、これらの有頂天な文言文は深すぎて分かりにくい。

5.Although the calculation method of the average value is simple but its meaning is recondite .

平均値の計算方法は非常に簡単だが、その内包は非常に簡単ではない。