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-hedron

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English

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Etymology

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From Ancient Greek ἕδρα (hédra, “face of a geometrical solid”).

Pronunciation

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Suffix

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-hedron (plural -hedra or -hedrons)

  1. (geometry) Forms the names of solid figures bounded by a certain number of planes (polyhedra).
    Coordinate terms: -gon, -angle, -choron, -hedroid, polytope

Derived terms

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English terms suffixed with -hedron
amplituhedron
apeirohedron
associahedron
chiliahedron
cyclohedron
decahedron
deltahedron
deltohedron
dihedron
dodecahedron
duodecahedron
enneadecahedron
enneahedron
hectohedron
hemihedron
hendecahedron
heptadecahedron
heptahedron
heptakaidecahedron
hexadecahedron
hexahedron
hexakaidecahedron
hexecontahedron
holohedron
hosohedron
icosahedron
icosidodecahedron
icosihexahedron
icosioctahedron
icositetrahedron
monohedron
myriahedron
nestohedron
nonahedron
octadecahedron
octahedron
octakaidecahedron
orthohedron
parallelohedron
pentacontahedron
pentadecahedron
pentahedron
pentakaidecahedron
permutohedron
plesiohedron
polyhedron
pyritohedron
rhombohedron
scalenohedron
sexahedron
tetradecahedron
tetrahedron
tetrakaidecahedron
tetrakaidekahedron
trapezohedron
triacontahedron
tridecahedron
trihedron
triskaidecahedron
triskaidekahedron
undecahedron
zerohedron
Zocchihedron
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Anagrams

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