outcast

outcast
subs.
Exile: P. and V. φῠγά̆ς, ὁ or ἡ.
Pariah: use adj., Ar. and P. ἀ̆λῐτήριος.

outcast
adj.
See exiled.
Exposed (of a child): V. ἔκβολος.

OUTCAST

in exsilium actus or ejectus (Cic.); extorris ab solo patrio (Liv.). An outcast extorris patria domo (Sall.) or simply extorris (general term).

outcast:

1. exsul, extorris; v. EXILE, EXILED.

2. prŏfŭgus (strictly adj.): an o. from one's country, patriâ p., Liv. 34, 60: they wandered as o.s, without settled abode, profugi incertis sedibus vagabantur, Sall. Cat. 6.

3. sometimes, ĭnops, ĕgens: v. DESTITUTE.