-gon

Appendix:Variations of "gon" English Etymology en :bor grc:γωνία From en grc γωνία corner, angle, from en ine-pro *ǵónu knee. Pronunciation en LL-Q1860 (eng)-Flame, not lame--gon.wav US /ɡɑn/ Suffix en geometry Forms the names of plane figures containing a given number of internal angles, and thus bounded by that number of line segments (polygons). en -angle en -hedron -choron -hedroid polytope en A pentagon has five sides. a 17-gon Derived terms en Related terms en -gonal Translations having a given number of internal angles -angle Armenian: hy -անկյուն Catalan: ca -gon m Chinese: Mandarin: cmn 邊形 biānxíng Dutch: nl hoek m Finnish: fi -kulmio, fi -goni French: fr -gone m German: de -eck n, de -gon n Greek: Ancient Greek: grc -γωνον n Hungarian: hu -szög Irish: ga -gán m Italian: it -gono m Japanese: ja 角形 kakkei Korean: ko 각형 Latin: la -gōnum n Malay: ms segi, ms -kona, ms -gon Polish: pl -kąt m Portuguese: pt -gono m Russian: ru -уго́льник m Spanish: es -gono m, es -gona f Swedish: sv -gon c, sv -hörning c Turkish: tr -gen, tr -gon Ukrainian: uk -ку́тник m Vietnamese: vi giác Anagrams en gno NGO Ngo Ong nog Abinomn Etymology None; due to Abinomn's possible nature of being a language isolate. Suffix bsa suffix forms plurals of certain nouns ending with an "i" sound, as opposed to bsa -kon and bsa -di Derived terms bsa nyebakaigon karigon aigon moigon erkigon gwekigon igwukigon jekigon okwigon Catalan Etymology ca :bor grc:γωνία ca grc γωνία. Suffix m ca geometry en -gon Derived terms ca Further reading German Etymology Ultimately from de grc γωνία. Pronunciation de De--gon.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) Suffix de suffix n de geometry -gon de -eck Swedish Etymology Ultimately from sv grc γωνία. Pronunciation sv /ˈɡoːn/ Suffix sv suffix sv geometry en -gon Synonyms sv -hörning Anagrams sv gno nog