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monad
Monad (noun) means a single thing, being or item.
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1
A single thing, being or item.
2
A collection of things treated as a single unit.
3
An indivisible point that is considered basic and complete in itself.
4
A single, separate unit, such as a grain of pollen, that stands apart from others rather than being joined into a cluster.
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Etymology
Monad comes from Latin monas (“unit”), from Ancient Greek μονάς (monás), from μόνος (mónos), from Proto-Indo-European *men-. By surface analysis it is mono- plus -ad.
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What is the meaning of monad?
"monad" (noun) means a single thing, being or item.
What is another word for monad?
Other words for "monad" include monas.
What is the opposite of monad?
The opposite of "monad" is group.
What are the different meanings of monad?
"monad" has 3 main meanings: 1. A single thing, being or item; 2. A collection of things treated as a single unit; 3. An indivisible point that is considered basic and complete in itself.
