The prefix "dodeca-" comes from the Greek word "dodeka," which means twelve. It is commonly used in geometry to refer to a twelve-sided polygon known as a dodecagon. Additionally, "dodecahedron" refers to a three-dimensional shape with twelve faces. In various contexts, "dodeca-" signifies a quantity or grouping of twelve.
12. (deca = 10, octo = 8, hexa = 6 etc)
A "dodeca" is a prefix: it is not a shape. An octahedron has eight faces.
A dodecagon has 12 sides. It is a polygon with twelve edges and twelve vertices. The term "dodecagon" comes from the Greek words "dodeca," meaning twelve, and "gon," meaning angle.
Twelve. Or when describing an object, the prefix "dodeca- " can be used. Examples are dodecahedron, a polygon with 12 sides, or dodecapod - an imaginary animal with 12 legs :-)
Dodeca-, meaning 2+10, is used in describing any 12-sided figure thus dodecagon
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The Greek Prefix for 12 is dodeca. For Example O12 would be dodecoxide.
12. (deca = 10, octo = 8, hexa = 6 etc)
Dodecagram dodecagon
dodecagon dodecahedron
dodecagon dodecahedron
Dodecagon Dodeca = 12, gon = sides
Dodecagon Dodeca = 12, gon = sides
The prefix is dodeca- which, in Greek, refers to 12.
Dodec-agon... = is a 12 sided polygon or Dodec-ahedron = is composed of 12 regular pentagonal faces, with three meeting at each vertex. Pay attention in school and this would be extremely easy. You had the hardest part done.
I believe it is "unodeca-" or unadeca-" . 12 is "dodeca-" and 13 is triskadeca-