neume or neum 
(nm, nym)
(nm, nym)n.
A sign used in the notation of plainsong during the Middle Ages, surviving today in transcriptions of Gregorian chants.
[Middle English, series of notes sung on one syllable, from Medieval Latin pneuma, from Greek, breath; see PNEUMA.]
neu·matic (n-mătĭk, ny-) adj.
- greatest common divisor
- Great Falls
- Great Grimsby
- Great Grimsby
- greathearted
- greatheartedly
- greatheartedness
- great horned owl
- Great Indian Desert
- Great Indian Desert
- Great Karroo
- Great Lakes
- great laurel
- greatly
- Great Miami River
- Great Miami River
- Great Namaqualand
- greatness
- Great Ouse River
- Great Pee Dee River
- Great Pee Dee River
- Great Plains
- Great Pyrenees
- Great Rift Valley
- great room