monadary
(ˈmɒnədərɪ)
[ad. mod.L. monadāri-um, f. monas: see monad and -ary1 B. 2.]
The outer covering or envelope of an assemblage of monads. So also moˈnadiary, in the same sense.
| 1847–9 R. Jones Polygastria in Todd's Cycl. Anat. IV. 7/2 Several genera composed of numerous Monads, associated together and connected by a common envelope, which constitutes a kind of compound polypary or monadary, as it has been recently called. 1880 Pascoe Zool. Classif. (ed. 2) 283 Monadiary. |