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||Mo*nop"ter*on (?), n.; pl.
Monoptera (#). [NL. See Monopteral.]
(Arch.) A circular temple consisting of a roof supported
on columns, without a cella.

Mon"op*tote (?), n. [L.
monoptotum, Gr. &?;; mo`nos single + &?; apt to
fall, fallen, fr. &?; to fall; cf. &?; case.] (Gram.)
1. A noun having only one case.
Andrews.

2. A noun having only one ending for the
oblique cases.

Mon`o*py*re"nous (?), a. [Mono-
+ pyrene.] (Bot.) Having but a single stone or
kernel.

Mon`or*gan"ic (?), a. [Mon- +
organic.] (Biol. & Med.) Belonging to, or
affecting, a single organ, or set of organs.

||Mon`o*rhi"na (?), n. pl. [NL., fr.
Gr. mo`nos single + &?;, &?;, nose.] (Zoöl.)
The Marsipobranchiata.

Mon"o*rhyme (?), n. [Mono- +
rhyme: cf. F. monorime.


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