1540s, "inhumane, cruel," from un- (1) "not" + human (adj.). Meaning "destitute of human qualities; superhuman" is from 1782.
unhistorical
unhitch
unholy
unhonored
unhorse
unhuman
unh-unh
unhygienic
uni-
Uniate
unicameral
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