inesplorato

unexplored

adjective ee-neh-sploh-RAH-toh Rare

Also means

uncharted

Usage Note

Inesplorato describes territory, topics, or possibilities that have not yet been explored: territorio inesplorato (unexplored territory), campo inesplorato (uncharted field). It is the negative of esplorato (explored), formed with the prefix in-. The feminine is inesplorata, plural inesplorati/inesplorate.

Examples

"Quella regione rimane ancora inesplorata."

Natural Translation

That region remains still unexplored.

Literal Translation

That region remains still unexplored.

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