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Definition of mona
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of mona is as below...
Mona (n.) A
small,
handsome,
long-tailed
West
American
monkey
(Cercopithecus
mona).
The body is dark
olive,
with a spot of white on the
haunches..
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Austro-hungarian
::
Austro-Hungarian
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
monarchy
composed
of
Austria
and
Hungary.
Pantastomata
::
Pantastomata
(n. pl.) One of the
divisions
of
Flagellata,
including
the
monads
and
allied
forms..
Collation
::
Collation
(v. t.) A
collection
of the Lives of the
Fathers
or other
devout
work read daily in
monasteries.
Monamine
::
Monamine
(n.) A basic
compound
containing
one amido
group;
as,
methyl
amine is a
monamine..
Right
::
Right (a.) In some
legislative
bodies
of
Europe
(as in
France),
those
members
collectively
who are
conservatives
or
monarchists.
See
Center,
5..
Valence
::
Valence
(n.) The
degree
of
combining
power of an atom (or
radical)
as shown by the
number
of atoms of
hydrogen
(or of other
monads,
as
chlorine,
sodium,
etc.) with which it will
combine,
or for which it can be
substituted,
or with which it can be
compared;
thus, an atom of
hydrogen
is a
monad,
and has a
valence
of one; the atoms of
oxygen,
nitrogen,
and
carbon
are
respectively
dyads,
triads,
and
tetrads,
and have a
valence
respectively
of two,
three,
and
four..
Imide
::
Imide (n.) A
compound
with, or
derivative
of, the imido
group;
specif.,
a
compound
of one or more acid
radicals
with the imido
group,
or with a
monamine;
hence,
also, a
derivative
of
ammonia,
in which two atoms of
hydrogen
have been
replaced
by
divalent
basic or acid
radicals;
--
frequently
used as a
combining
form; as,
succinimide..
Pulmonibranchiata
::
Pulmonibranchiata
(n. pl.) Same as
Pulmonata.
Convert
::
Convert
(n.) A lay friar or
brother,
permitted
to enter a
monastery
for the
service
of the
house,
but
without
orders,
and not
allowed
to sing in the
choir..
Phthisis
::
Phthisis
(n.) A
wasting
or
consumption
of the
tissues.
The term was
formerly
applied
to many
wasting
diseases,
but is now
usually
restricted
to
pulmonary
phthisis,
or
consumption.
See
Consumption..
Monopneumona
::
Monopneumona
(n. pl.) A
suborder
of
Dipnoi,
including
the
Ceratodus..
Pulmonate
::
Pulmonate
(a.)
Pertaining
to the
Pulmonata.
Scriptorium
::
Scriptorium
(n.) In an abbey or
monastery,
the room set apart for
writing
or
copying
manuscripts;
in
general,
a room
devoted
to
writing..
Monarchy
::
Monarchy
(n.) The
territory
ruled over by a
monarch;
a
kingdom.
Monachism
::
Monachism
(n.) The
system
and
influences
of a
monastic
life;
monasticism.
Black Book
::
Black book () A book
containing
details
of the
enormities
practiced
in the
English
monasteries
and
religious
houses,
compiled
by order of their
visitors
under Henry
VIII.,
to
hasten
their
dissolution..
Emperor
::
Emperor
(n.) The
sovereign
or
supreme
monarch
of an
empire;
-- a title of
dignity
superior
to that of king; as, the
emperor
of
Germany
or of
Austria;
the
emperor
or Czar of
Russia..
Pulmoniferous
::
Pulmoniferous
(a.)
Having
lungs;
pulmonate.
Pomona
::
Pomona
(n.) The
goddess
of
fruits
and fruit
trees.
Pulmonic
::
Pulmonic
(a.)
Relating
to, or
affecting
the
lungs;
pulmonary..
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