Homonomous
homonomous ho·mon·o·mous (hō-mŏn’ə-məs, hə-)
adj.
Relating to parts having similar form and structure, and arranged in a series, such as fingers and toes.
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[huh-mon-uh-muh s, hoh-] /həˈmɒn ə məs, hoʊ-/ adjective 1. of the nature of homonyms; having the same name. adj. 1620s, from Latin homonymus, from Greek homonymos “having the same name” (see homonym). Homonymy “quality of being homonymous” is from 1590s. homonymous ho·mon·y·mous (hō-mŏn’ə-məs, hə-) adj.