IPA: //mɒˈnændri//
KK: /mɒnˈændri/
The practice or state of having only one husband at a time.
In some cultures, monandry is a common marital practice.
Monandry → It is formed from "mono-" (meaning single or one) and "anēr" (meaning man). The word describes a practice involving one woman and one man in a marital relationship.
Think of 'mono-' meaning single and 'anēr' meaning man — this helps you remember that monandry refers to a relationship involving one woman and one man.
No commonly confused words.