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1. (n.) polygon
a figure, esp. a closed plane figure, having three or more, usu. straight, sides.
Etymology: (1560–70; < L polygōnum < Gk polýgōnon, n. use of neut. of polýgōnos many-angled. See poly -, -gon)
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1. (noun) polygon, polygonal shape
a closed plane figure bounded by straight sides
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1. (noun) POLYGON
a plane figure having many angles, and consequently many sides; esp., one whose perimeter consists of more than four sides; any figure having many angles
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Sense: a two-dimensional figure with many angles and sides.
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 Afrikaans: veelhoek |
 Arabic: شَكل مُتَعَدِّد الأضْلاع |
 Bulgarian: многоъгълник |
 Brazilian: polígono |
 Czech: mnohoúhelník |
 German: das Polygon |
 Danish: polygon |
 Greek: πολύγωνο |
 Spanish: polígono |
 Estonian: hulknurk |
 Farsi: چند ضلعی |
 Finnish: monikulmio |
 French: polygone |
 Hebrew: מְצוּלָע רַב-צלָעוֹת |
 Hindi: बहुभुज |
 Croatian: mnogokut |
 Hungarian: sokszög |
 Indonesian: segi banyak |
 Icelandic: marghyrningur |
 Italian: poligono |
 Japanese: 多角形 |
 Korean: 다각형 |
 Lithuanian: daugiakampis |
 Latvian: daudzstūris |
 Malay: poligon |
 Dutch: veelhoek |
 Norwegian: polygon |
 Polish: wielobok, wielokąt |
 Persian: چند ضلعی |
 Pashto: څو اړخيز |
 Portuguese: polígono |
 Romanian: poligon |
 Russian: многоугольник |
 Slovak: mnohouholník, polygón |
 Slovenian: mnogokotnik |
 Serbian: poligon |
 Swedish: polygon, månghörning |
 Thai: รูปหลายเหลี่ยม |
 Turkish: çokgen |
 Taiwanese: 多角形(多邊形) |
 Ukrainian: багатокутник |
 Urdu: کثير الزاويہ شکل |
 Vietnamese: hình đa giác |
 Chinese: 多角形（多边形） |
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