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"
A 2-d shape. The suffix -gon indicates a 2-d shape while -hedron indicates a 3-d shape.
16 sides a hexadecagon means hexa (6) and deca (10) and gon (shape (?)) The suffix "-gon" means an angle or vertex.
A 77-sided shape is called a heptacontaheptagon. The prefix "hepta-" means seven, and the suffix "-gon" denotes a polygon with that number of sides. A heptacontaheptagon has 77 angles and 77 sides, making it a highly complex and rare geometric figure.
A 144-sided shape is called a tetracontakaidigon. In geometry, it is classified as a polygon, and its name derives from the Greek words for "forty" (tetraconta) and "four" (deca), combined with the suffix "-gon," which denotes a shape with multiple angles. Tetracontakaidigon can also be referred to as a 144-gon.
The suffix "hedron" implies 3D. The 2D suffix is "gon"
The suffix "hedron" implies 3D. The 2D suffix is "gon"
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The suffix '---gon' means a 2-dimensional shape. The word 'polygon', means a shape of many sides. A 'Trigon' is a shape of three(3) sides, more usually referred to as a 'triangle'. NB An '-- hedron'. is a 3-dimensional object, such as a 'tetrahedron' ; a 4-sided solid shape. Although you may wonder were these words come from. However, if you learn even the most basic of Latin and Classical Greek (Collectively named as 'Classics'), , you will find the roots of these words in these ancient languages. NB A lot of modern scientific and mathematical words come from these ancient languages. 'Mathemetics' ( Classical Greece) means to 'learn'. 'Trigonmetry' ( from above , and Latin) means to 'measure triangles'.
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.
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.
A 2-d shape. The suffix -gon indicates a 2-d shape while -hedron indicates a 3-d shape.
16 sides a hexadecagon means hexa (6) and deca (10) and gon (shape (?)) The suffix "-gon" means an angle or vertex.
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.
from Greek -gōnos '-angled.'A pentagon has five angles.Penta = fivegon = angle
A 77-sided shape is called a heptacontaheptagon. The prefix "hepta-" means seven, and the suffix "-gon" denotes a polygon with that number of sides. A heptacontaheptagon has 77 angles and 77 sides, making it a highly complex and rare geometric figure.
A shape with 78 sides is called a "78-gon." In geometry, polygons are named based on the number of their sides, with the prefix indicating the number of sides followed by the suffix "-gon." For example, a triangle has three sides, a quadrilateral has four, and so on.