monoseme noun 3adjective 1forms 1 noun3 •A monosemous term; a term with one meaning.Moreover, a word that is a monoseme in general language can be used equivocally in a special language. — 1982 •An underlying meaning of a word, more general than a sememe.A monoseme in the semantic respect is less than a word but in the syntactical configuration — more. — 1972 •A single semeion or mora.The foot pattern for the baby caprine song is: diseme/monoseme/diseme/diseme. — 2001 adjective1 •(rare) Monosemic.Thus, in the early period of PIE lexical units having conglomerate monoseme internal forms with “existential” (motional), “spatial”, and “temporal” meanings began to polarize. — 1984 formsmonosemes
