mŏnastrĭae — Lewis & Short
mŏnastrĭae, ārum, f., = mona/striai,
I nuns (post-class.), Just. Novell. Constit. 123, 27; 44.
†† mŏnaules, ae, m., = monau/lhs, a player on the single flute, Not. Tir. p. 173; cf. monaulos.
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mŏnastrĭae
mŏnastrĭae · f
nuns
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