Mōn'op-tōte or Mo-nōp'tōte, n.
(Syn. § 130), n. [Gr. μονόπτωτος, from μόνος, single, and πτωτός, apt to fall, fallen, from πίπτειν, to fall; Fr. monoptote, Lat. monoptotum.] (Gram.) A noun having only one case.
(Syn. § 130), n. [Gr. μονόπτωτος, from μόνος, single, and πτωτός, apt to fall, fallen, from πίπτειν, to fall; Fr. monoptote, Lat. monoptotum.] (Gram.) A noun having only one case.