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mono is not a latin word
Mono means singular, or one. 1
"mono" means "one," and "poly" means "many."
Some words associated with 'start' are:buttonfalseheadjumpkeylinestoptimewithup
Kimono, monocle, monocular, monogamy, monogram, monolog, monopolize, monorail and monoxide are words. They begin with the letters mono.
monorail
monoprint means single print.
Mono and syllabic are both root words in the word monosyllabic.
There are two words that can mean "ape" in Spanish. They are "simio" and "mono." Simio is pronounced, "SEE-me-oh." Mono is pronounced, "MOW-no."
monplane
monacid Having the power of saturating one molecule of a monobasic acid.monarchIn early use, a sole and absolute ruler of a state. In modern use, a sovereign bearing the title of king, queen, emperor, or empress, or the equivalent of one of these.monarchymonauralmonadmonandrymonasterymonograph,monolithmonologuemonorail
uni, uno, mono, and other greek, latin and spanish words mean one.
Life In Mono - Mono. It's on Pure Moods or Great Expectations.
last time my teacher just said their mono. Buddhism is the one that's poly.
monosodiumglutimate monocarpous monosyllabic monosyllable monogamous monotone monotheist
Monomer, monotreme, monofilament, monorail, mononucleosis, monotony.