polygone

See also: Polygone

French

Etymology

Learned borrowing from Latin polygōnum, from Ancient Greek πολύγωνον (polúgōnon).

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): /pɔ.li.ɡɔn/, /pɔ.li.ɡon/[1]
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Noun

polygone m (plural polygones)

  1. polygon

Hyponyms

  • chiliogone (“chiliagon”)
  • décagone (“decagon”)
  • digone (“digon”)
  • dodécagone (“dodecagon”)
  • ennéadécagone (“enneadecagon”)
  • ennéagone (“enneagon”)
  • hectogone (“hectogon”)
  • hendécagone (“hendecagon”)
  • heptadécagone (“heptadecagon”)
  • heptagone (“heptagon”)
  • hexadécagone (“hexadecagon”)
  • hexagone (“hexagon”)
  • icosagone (“icosagon”)
  • myriagone (“myriagon”)
  • octadécagone (“octadecagon”)
  • octogone (“octagon”)
  • pentadécagone (“pentadecagon”)
  • pentagone (“pentagon”)
  • quadrilatère (“quadrilateral”)
  • tétracontagone (“tetracontagon”)
  • tétradécagone (“tetradecagon”)
  • triacontagone (“triacontagon”)
  • triangle (“triangle”)
  • tridécagone (“tridecagon”)

References

  1. ^ Le Petit Robert, 1996.

Further reading

Latin

Noun

polygone

  1. vocative singular of polygonos
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