enneagon
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See also: enneàgon
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enneagon (plural enneagons)
Usage notes[edit]
- While enneagon is etymologically consistent with pentagon, hexagon, etc., in that it uses a Greek prefix and suffix as opposed to a Latin prefix and a Greek suffix, its use is rare; nonagon is the more common term.
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a polygon with nine sides; a nonagon
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