enneagon

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• UK: /ˈɛ.niː.ə.ɡən/
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From ennea- + -gon.

21 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Arabic: مَتْسَع (matsaʕ) — a polygon with nine sides; a nonagon
• Catalan: enneàgon — a polygon with nine sides; a nonagon
• Czech: devítiúhelník — a polygon with nine sides; a nonagon
• East Frisian Low German: neegenkâant — a polygon with nine sides; a nonagon
• Finnish: yhdeksänkulmio — a polygon with nine sides; a nonagon
• French: ennéagone — a polygon with nine sides; a nonagon
• North Frisian: Niigenhuk — a polygon with nine sides; a nonagon
• Saterland Frisian: Njúgenkaant — a polygon with nine sides; a nonagon
• West-Frisian: njoggenhoek — a polygon with nine sides; a nonagon
• Galician: enneágono — a polygon with nine sides; a nonagon
• German: Neuneck — a polygon with nine sides; a nonagon
• Greek: εννεάγωνο (enneágono) — a polygon with nine sides; a nonagon
• Hebrew: מתושע (metushá) — a polygon with nine sides; a nonagon
• Japanese: 九角形 (kyūkakukei) — a polygon with nine sides; a nonagon
• Korean: 구각형 (gugakhyeong) — a polygon with nine sides; a nonagon
• Polish: dziewięciokąt — a polygon with nine sides; a nonagon
• Polish: dziewięciobok — a polygon with nine sides; a nonagon
• Russian: девятиугольник (devjatiugolʹnik) — a polygon with nine sides; a nonagon
• Spanish: eneágono — a polygon with nine sides; a nonagon
• Tibetan: ཟུར་དགུའི་དབྱིབས (zur dgu'i dbyibs) — a polygon with nine sides; a nonagon
• Tibetan: ཟུར་དགུ (zur dgu) — a polygon with nine sides; a nonagon