MONAD

MONAD


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Word: monad
Word origin: early 17th century: via late Latin from Greek monas, monad- ‘unit’, from monos ‘alone’.
Phonetic: ˈmɒnad
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a single unit; the number one.


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Damon is one
Indivisible entity
Indivisible unit
Minute organism
One-celled entity
One-celled organism
Protozoan
Simple organism
Single entity
Single unit
Single-celled creature
Single-celled microorganism
Single-celled organism
Unit
Single-celled plant or animal.
Univalent atom or radical.
Relative of an amoeba.
Indivisible thing.
Something simple and indivisible.
An atom with a valence of one.
One-celled organism: Biol.
___unit
Organic unit: Biol.
Entity
Biological unit.
Atom or protozoan
Zoospore
Protozoan, e.g.
Unicellular organism
Singular metaphysical entity
The one day commercial
God after Christ?
The number one commercial put on at end of day
Island girl, daughter of God
Very keen to keep working for unity
One half-day, plus a day
Simple life form frantic to keep functioning
One unit




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