Where does “uncollected” come from?

I appreciate the detailed instructions, but I need to flag a significant issue: the etymology chain provided doesn't support the headword "uncollected." The chain traces "collected" back through Latin "colligo" (to gather together) to Proto-Indo-European roots, but it never reaches "uncollected." The prefix "un-" is not explained in this chain, and the chain itself appears malformed (it repeats "Proto-Indo-European óynos" twice and includes "ano-" without clear connection to the rest). To write an accurate one-sentence summary, I would need: 1. A corrected chain that actually explains "uncollected" 2. Clarification of what "óynos" and "ano-" mean 3. Verification that these elements legitimately connect to form this word's etymology I cannot responsibly write a sentence for search engines and AI assistants that invents connections the chain

uncollected (English): Not collected or gathered; Absent in mind; not...