We use it to mean "sides" but the original meaning was "angles."
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.
A heptacontakaienneagon or heptacontaenneagon, with the "heptaconta" at the start meaning 70 "kai" meaning "and", although some don't use the "kai" "ennea" meaning 9 and a final "-gon"
Greek: "poly-" from polus, meaning many. "gon" from gonia, meaning angle. Hence, many angles and implicitly many sides.
583 Degrees are in a 20-Gon
gon- parental, where life begins in a way. gon-eis (γονεις) parents pro-gon-os (πρόγονος) ancestor / pro- in Greek is like pre- a-gon-os (άγονος) barren gon-ads (γονάδες)
A 14-gon has fourteen sides. Any number suffixed by -gon is a polygon with that number of sides. A 14-gon is also called a tetradecagon, tetra being Greek for four, deka being Greek for ten, and gon deriving from gonus, meaning "angle" or "knee".
Most star shaped items are referred to as a "polygon" The prefix poly- meaning "many" and the affix -gon meaning "sides" meaning many or multiple sides. In all reality, it's known as either a polygon or a 10-gon.
7 (from the greek "epta", meaning, you guessed it, seven)
We use it to mean "sides" but the original meaning was "angles."
It comes from "Trigonometry." Tri: Three Gon: Side Ometry: Study
11- undecagon 12- dodecagon 13- 13-gon 14- 14-gon 15- 15-gon 16- 16-gon 17- 17-gon 18- 18-gon 19- 19-gon 20- 20-gon
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.
An 11-sided polygon is called a hendecagon or an endecagon from the Greek endeka- meaning 11, and -gon meaning angle.
Ah, a 101-sided polygon is called a "hectacontakaihenagon." Isn't that a lovely name? Just imagine all those sides coming together to create a beautiful shape on your canvas. Remember, every shape is unique and special in its own way.
"Gan gan y gon gon" is a Spanish expression that doesn't have a specific meaning. It is commonly used in music or just for fun to create a catchy phrase with a playful rhythm. It doesn't hold a significant or defined translation.
A heptacontakaienneagon or heptacontaenneagon, with the "heptaconta" at the start meaning 70 "kai" meaning "and", although some don't use the "kai" "ennea" meaning 9 and a final "-gon"