uni ovulate (uniovulat)

The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 77
[L. unus, one, one ovule. unipara (u-nip'a-rä), n. A woman who has borne one child. uniparous (u-nip'a-rus), a. [ In the theory of the single system the conceptions and symbolism are to a large extent arithmetical, and are based upon the properties of single integral numbers and their partitions into single integral parts. In this sense the former theory may be regarded as being unipartite . Nature, XLI. 380. unipartite Unipartite curve, a curve whose real part forms one continuous whole (it being understood that a pa age through infinity does not constitute a severing of the curve).
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