mono-, mon-

(Greek: one, alone, single; a number used as a prefix)

monodactylic

Characterized by having only one finger, toe, or claw.

monodactylism

Characteristic of someone, or an organism, having just one finger, toe, or claw.

monodactylous

Having only one finger, toe, or claw.

monodactyly

Having a single digit on a limb; such as, with modern horses.

monodiabolism

monodiabolistic

monodiplopia

monodisperse

Characterized by particles of uniform size in a dispersed phase.

Monodontidae

monodrama

A dramatic piece for a single performer. Now especially an opera for one singer.

monodromia

monodromic

monoecious, monoecy

1. In botany, having both pistil-bearing and stamen-bearing flowers in a single plant.
2. In zoology, having both male and female sex organs; hermaphroditic.

monogamist

One who is married to one spouse.

monogamy

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(Greek: one, alone, single; a number used as a prefix)

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