from Greek -gōnos '-angled.'
A pentagon has five angles.
Penta = five
gon = angle
-gon is a suffix used for polygons. Some of these are pentagon, octagon, and decagon.
The suffix is -ate. This suffix means state of.
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Suffix -gon means a figure having a specified kind or number of angles, like isogon. From the Greek -gnon meaning angle.That is the only definition I know of.
The suffix "hedron" implies 3D. The 2D suffix is "gon"
The suffix "hedron" implies 3D. The 2D suffix is "gon"
A 16-gon. You only name polygons up to a dodecagon (12 sides), excluding the 11-gon. After that, they are named by their number of sides with the suffix "-gon". Ex: 16 sides: 16-gon.
-gon is a suffix used for polygons. Some of these are pentagon, octagon, and decagon.
A 45-sided shape is called a pentatetracontagon. But, actually, if you want to keep it simple, you can just append the suffix -gon to the end of a number (higher than 10 only), like 12-gon, or 56-gon, or 89-gon or 1,000,000,000-gon, et cetera.
16 sides a hexadecagon means hexa (6) and deca (10) and gon (shape (?)) The suffix "-gon" means an angle or vertex.
It is called 'Icosi-kai-hexa-gon'. (Icosi means 20, Kai means and, hexa means six and gon is the final suffix)
There is no suffix in mean.
Octacontogon is its real name. But, really, for any shape with a side number higher than ten, you can just append the suffix -gon to the number, i.e. 12-gon, 56-gon, et cetera.
The general convention for polygons with large numbers of sides is to simply put the number of side followed by the suffix -gon. In this case, it would be a 600-gon.