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A 168-sided shape is called a heptacontakaioctagon. The name is derived from the Greek prefixes "hepta-" for 70 and "octa-" for 8, along with the suffix "-gon" for shape. This polygon has 168 angles and 168 sides, making it a highly complex geometric figure with a large number of vertices.
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