English
Etymology
From heptadeca- + -gon.
Pronunciation
- Hyphenation: hept‧a‧dec‧a‧gon
Noun
heptadecagon (plural heptadecagons)
- (geometry) A polygon with seventeen sides and seventeen angles.
2001, Kunihiko Kasahara, Amazing Origami, New York, N.Y.: Sterling Publishing, →ISBN:The regular 17-sided polygon (heptadecagon) can be constructed with the help of a compass and a ruler.
Synonyms
Translations
geometry
- Belarusian: сямнаццацікутнік m (sjamnaccacikutnik), сямнаццацівугольнік m (sjamnaccacivuhólʹnik)
- Bulgarian: седемнадесетоъгълник (bg) m (sedemnadesetoǎgǎlnik)
- Catalan: heptadecàgon m
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 十七邊形 / 十七边形 (zh) (shíqī biānxíng)
- Czech: sedmnáctiúhelník (cs) m
- Dutch: zeventienhoek (nl) m
- Esperanto: dekseplatero
- Finnish: 17-kulmio (seitsentoistakulmio)
- French: heptadécagone (fr) m
- Galician: heptadecágono (gl) m
- Georgian: ჩვიდმეტკუთხედი (čvidmeṭḳutxedi)
- German: Siebzehneck (de) n
- Greek: δεκαεπτάγωνο (el) n (dekaeptágono), δεκαεφτάγωνο n (dekaeftágono)
- Hungarian: tizenhétszög (hu)
- Italian: eptadecagono (it) m
- Japanese: 十七角形 (jūshichikakukei)
- Korean: 십칠각형 (sipchilgakhyeong)
- Low German:
- East Frisian: söömtainkâant (nds) m
- Macedonian: седумнаесетаголник m (sedumnaesetagolnik)
- Polish: siedemnastokąt (pl) m
- Portuguese: heptadecágono (pt) m
- Romanian: heptadecagon n
- Russian: семнадцатиугольник (ru) m (semnadcatiugolʹnik)
- Serbo-Croatian:
- Cyrillic: седамнаестоугао m
- Roman: sedamnaestougao m
- Slovene: sedemnajstkotnik m
- Spanish: heptadecágono (es) m
- Swedish: heptadekagon m
- Thai: รูปสิบเจ็ดเหลี่ยม m
- Turkish: onyedigen m
- Ukrainian: сімнадцятикутник (uk) m (simnadcjatykutnyk)
|