1790, from sub- + human. The noun is attested by 1957.
a subhuman spectacle
treated natives as subhuman
the subhuman primates
subhuman conditions of life
subdued
subfusc
sub-giant
subgroup
subhead
subhuman
subjacent
subject
subjectification
subjectify
subjection
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