Etymology of the English prefix mono-

Derivations in English

monadelphous, monandrous, monanthous, moneme, monocline, monoclinic, monoclinous, monomial, monosemy, monotocous, monochasium, monoacetin, monoamine, monobasic, monobath, monocable, monocarp, monocarpellary, monocarpous, monochloride, monochroic, monochromatic, monochromatism, monoculture, monocyclic, monocyte, monodrama, monoester, monofilament, monogenesis, monogenetic, monogenous, monoglot, monoglyceride, monograph, monohull, monohybrid, monohydrate, monohydroxy, monokine, monokini, monolatry, monolayer, monolingual, monomer, monometallic, monometallism, monomethylamine, monomolecular, monomorphemic, monomorphic, monomorphism, mononuclear, monopetalous, monophagous, monophobia, monophony, monophosphate, monophyletic, monoplane, monoploid, monopod, monopodium, monorail, monorhyme, monosaccharide, monoscope, monosepalous, monosodium, monosome, monostable, monostearate, monostome, monosubstituted, monosyllable, monosymmetric, monotechnic, monotheism, monothematic, monotint, monotropy, monotype, monotypic, monounsaturate, monounsaturated, monovalent, monovision, monozygotic, monocrat, monocycle, monoblastic, monocarboxylic, monoclonal, monoclonality, monogenism, monogynoecial, monohydric, monoprotic, monospermy, monuron, monopsony, monodrives, monopolar

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