Mondag, Monenday, Moneday

[A. S. mónan dæg=the day of the moon: mónan (gen it. of mona )=the moon, and dæg =day.] The second day of the week. monde, s. [Fr.=world, from Lat. mundus.] A globe used as an ensign of royalty; a mound. The beau monde: [BEAU-MONDE.」 IMG:content-1345.png:[blocks in formation] ethyl ethers formed by the direct combination of able-smelling liquid, boiling at 127°. MONECIOUS.] mon-ěm-bry-ar-ý, adj. [Greek monos=alone, single, and embryon =an embryo (q. v.).] Having a single embryo.