monastère, n.m., monastery, convent.
monastique, adj., monastic, monastical.
monaut, adj.m., one-eared (of animals).
monbin, n.m., (bot.) hog-plum.
monceau, n.m., heap, pile; drift, mass; lot.
mondain, -e, n. and adj., worldling; worldly, worldly-minded; mundane; earthly.
mondainement (-dè-n-mān), adv., mundanely, in a worldly way.
mondanité, n.f., worldliness, worldly vanities.
monde, n.m., world, universe; mankind, men; people; company, society, set; servants, retinue, attendants; customers. Faire le tour du —; to go round the world. L’autre —; the next world. Dans l’autre —; hereafter. Il n’est plus du —; he is dead. L’an du —; in the year of the world. Il voit beaucoup de —; he sees a great deal of company. Peu de —, pas grand —; few people, not many people. Avoir du —; to have company, visitors; to entertain. Connaître son —; to know whom one has to deal with. Le mieux du —; the best in the world. Pour tout au —; for all the world; for anything. Le beau —; people of fashion, the fashionable world. Le petit —; little people. Ainsi va le —; such is the world. Tout votre — est-il arrivé? has all your party arrived? Venir au —; to come into the world. C’est vieux comme le —; it is as old as the hills. Il y a un — fou; there is a great crush. Se moquer du —; to make fun of people. C’est le bout du —; it is the utmost you will get. Tout le — et son père; all the world and his wife. Savoir son —; to know how to behave.
monde, adj., (rel.) clean.