Mon is a possessive meaning "my" in English. It is masculine, so it is followed by a masculine noun (doesn't matter that the owner is male or female). That has no relation with monument which is a word on its own.
In the word "monument," "mon" comes from the Latin root "monere," which means "to remind" or "to warn." This is reflected in the purpose of monuments, which is to remind people of important events, people, or ideas from the past.
The root "mon" in monument comes from the Latin word "monere," meaning "to remind" or "to warn." This root is used in words related to something that serves as a reminder or memorial, such as a monument.
The prefix "mon-" means one or single.
"Mon pรจre" means "my father" in French.
"Mon nom" means "my name" in French.
"Mon professeur est" translates to "My teacher is" in English.
The root "mon" in monument comes from the Latin word "monere," meaning "to remind" or "to warn." This root is used in words related to something that serves as a reminder or memorial, such as a monument.
The first syllable "mon" in the word "monument" is stressed.
Three: mon-u-ment
Everywhere I can find it, monument is MON. If you are talking about a National Monument, it is NM.
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What does mon mean
If you mean "mon dessin", it means "my drawing"
mon amour = my love
Mon petit tresor
Mon is typically the pronoun for my or mine.
mon père - my father
To my knowledge, mon is my. Example: Comment allez-vous, mon ami?