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A polygon with 41 sides is called a "tetracontakaihenagon," while one with 50 sides is referred to as a "pentacontagon." These names derive from Greek numerical prefixes combined with the suffix "-gon," which means "angle" or "corner." Such polygons are often studied in geometry, though they are less commonly encountered in practical applications.

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