otiosus (at leisure; having no public office; of persons; unoccupied, of time, etc.; also not put out to interest, etc., of money, pecuniae): feriatus (making holiday): nullis occupationibus implicitus (Cic.). To be unemployed, otiosum esse; nihil negotii habere. Money or capital is unemployed, pecuniae otiosae jacent: even my leisure hours have never been unemployed, mihi ne otium quidem unquam otiosum fuit (Cic.).