Recondite (adj)
rek-on-dait
(of a subject or knowledge) little known; abstruse.
Mid 17th century: from Latin reconditus ‘hidden, put away’, past participle of recondere, from re- ‘back’ + condere ‘put together, secrete’.
Example sentences
“The whole book series if full of recondite information.”
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