monas

[ mon-as, moh-nas ]

noun

, plural mon·a·des [mon, -, uh, -deez].

1. monad.

monas

/ ˈməʊ-; ˈmɒnæs /

noun

1. See monad
   another word for monad monad

Word History and Origins

Origin of monas¹

< Late Latin < Greek monás; monad

Example Sentences

So general was once the belief in its portentous nature that Ehrenberg described it under the name Monas Prodigiosa.

From Project Gutenberg

Nyni d' oudeteron toutn prokeitai legein, alla tas physikas dynameis monas apodeiknyein en hekast tn organn tettaras hyparchousas.

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Monas look, her touch, her soft vibrating voice set every nerve on edge.

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Mr. S. Kent named them Cercomonas typica and Monas dallingeri respectively.

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Monas set out on his journey a few days after his arrival at Barugaza.

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