transcription, транскрипция: [ ˈmä-nə-dē ]
noun
( plural -dies )
Etymology: Medieval Latin monodia, from Greek monōidia, from monōidos singing alone, from mon- + aeidein to sing — more at ode
Date: circa 1623
1. : an ode sung by one voice (as in a Greek tragedy)
2. : an elegy or dirge performed by one person
3.
a. : a monophonic vocal piece
b. : the monophonic style of 17th century opera
• mo·nod·ic mə-ˈnä-dik or mo·nod·i·cal -di-kəl adjective