recondite
re.con.dite \'rek-*n-.di-t, ri-'ka:n-\ aj [L reconditus, pp. of recondere to conceal, fr. re- + cond]ere to store up, fr. com- + -dere to put - more at DO archaic 1: hidden from sight : CONCEALED {produced some ~ flasks o f wine - T.l. Peacock} 2: incomprehensible to one of ordinary understanding or knowledge : D EEP {a ~ subject} 3: of, relating to, or dealing with something little known or obscure {(R@ fact about the origin of the holiday -Floyd Dell} - re.con.dite.ly av