Untold
/ʌnˈtoʊld/noun
Not told, narrated, or revealed; also used to mean very great in amount.
Did you know?Its older sense can mean “innumerable,” from the idea of so many things that they cannot be fully told or counted.
Etymological Timeline
Old English
OE
untolde
“not told; unspoken”
Middle English
ME
untold
“not narrated or disclosed”
14th Century
English
untold
“not told; also countless or immense in number”
Modern English
English
untold
“not told, not revealed, or very great in amount”