icosihenagon

English

Etymology

From Ancient Greek εἰκοσιέν (eikosién, “twenty-one”) +‎ -gon.

Pronunciation

• Hyphenation: i‧co‧si‧hen‧a‧gon

Noun

icosihenagon (plural icosihenagons)

1. (geometry) A polygon with twenty-one edges and twenty-one angles.

Translations

geometry

• Belarusian: дваццаціаднакутнік m (dvaccaciadnakutnik), дваццаціаднавугольнік m (dvaccaciadnavuhólʹnik)
• Bulgarian: двадесетоедноъгълник m (dvadesetoednoǎgǎlnik)
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• Dutch: eenentwintighoek (nl) m
• Esperanto: dudekunulatero
• Finnish: 21-kulmio (kaksikymmenyksikulmio)
• French: henicosagone m
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• German: Einundzwanzigeck (de) n
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• Hungarian: huszonegyszög
• Italian: endeicosagono m
• Japanese: 二十一角形 (èrshíyījiǎoxíng)
• Korean: 이십일각형 (isibilgakhyeong)
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• Polish: 21-okąt m (dwudziestojednokąt)
• Portuguese: hendecoságono (pt) m
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• Russian: двадцатиодноугольник (ru) m (dvadcatiodnougolʹnik)
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• Spanish: icosihenágono m
• Swedish: ikosihenagon c
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• Ukrainian: двадцятиоднокутник (dvadcjatyodnokutnyk)