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Generally the scholarly consensus lead the greek term μovαχóς (monk) back to the syriac word îḥîdāyā. Evidences from the targumim, however, make it possible to assume that μovαχóς on its early stages of development which are partly available to us through the Nag Hammadi writings  Gospel of Thomas  and  Dialogue of the Savior  might have been influenced by the concept of the Aramaic y ə ḥyd'a.

Zur Bedeutung der Targume bei der Herausbildung des MONAXOΣ-Konzeptes in den Nag Hammadi-Texten