mon a delph on (mon a delf on)

Mon a delph i a1.] In bot., an andrœcium of which the filaments are combined into a single column. monadelphous (mon-a-del'fus), a. [ As mona delph1 + -ous.] In bot., having the stamens united into one set by their filaments; belong ing or relating to the cla Mon a delph i a. mon a diary (mō-nad'i-ā-ri), n.; pl. mon a diaries (-riz). [ monadic (mō-nad'ik), a. [ So, too, we have the seven openings of the head, the three twin pairs of eyes, ears, and nostrils, with the mo nadic mouth to make the seventh. J. Hadley, E ays, p. 342. monadical monadical (mō-nad'i-kal), a. [ -al.] Same as monadic . Dr. H. More , Def. of Philosophic Cabbala, App., ix. monadically (mo-nad'i-kal-i), adr . As a monad or unit; by onene . Every number subsists monadically in unity. T. Taylor , Trans, of Plot in us (1794), Int., p. xxxix.