monadicus

monadicus, a, um (μοναδικός), einfach, numerus, Isid. orig. 3, 5, 8: mensura, Cassiod. inst. lib. litt. 4.

monadicus [LL < μοναδικός] 1 that consists of monads or units, monadic. dubitare non possumus, ejuscemodi membra, mutuam inter se amplexura sympathiam, unionemque ~am absolutissimam, sua quasi sponte, admissura Dee Monas 205. 2 (gram.) that has a single form. cum alibi semper neutro potius cedere foemininum observem, illud et ~on et alias ad corruptelam lubricum, potius depravatum censeo Linacre Emend. Lat. xlvii.