unworn

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ worn.

Adjective

unworn (comparative more unworn, superlative most unworn)

Not having been worn, as clothing.
Not worn away or eroded.

Translations

not having been worn, as clothing

Greek: άβαλτος (el) (ávaltos)

not worn away or eroded

Bulgarian: нов (bg) (nov)
Georgian: ^{(please verify)} უხმარი (uxmari)
Greek:
Ancient: ἀτριβής (atribḗs)
Latin: intrītus
Manx: neucheaut

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