hexagon

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From Latin hexagōnum, from Ancient Greek ἑξάγωνον (hexágōnon). By surface analysis, hexa- + -gon. Piecewise doublet of sexagon.

101 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Afrikaans: heksagoon — A polygon with six sides and six angles
• Afrikaans: seshoek — A polygon with six sides and six angles
• Albanian: gjashtëkëndësh — A polygon with six sides and six angles
• Southern Altai: алтытолык (altïtolïk) — A polygon with six sides and six angles
• Arabic: مُسَدَّس (musaddas) — A polygon with six sides and six angles
• Armenian: վեցանկյուն (vecʻankyun) — A polygon with six sides and six angles
• Asturian: hexágonu — A polygon with six sides and six angles
• Bengali: ষড়ভুজ (śoṛobhuj) — A polygon with six sides and six angles
• Bulgarian: шестоъгълник (šestoǎgǎlnik) — A polygon with six sides and six angles
• Burmese: ဆက္ကဂံ (hcakka.gam) — A polygon with six sides and six angles
• Burmese: ဆဋ္ဌဂံ (hcathta.gam) — A polygon with six sides and six angles
• Catalan: hexàgon — A polygon with six sides and six angles
• Chinese Mandarin: 六邊形 /六边形 (liùbiānxíng) — A polygon with six sides and six angles
• Chinese Mandarin: 六角形 (liùjiǎoxíng) — A polygon with six sides and six angles
• Czech: šestiúhelník — A polygon with six sides and six angles
• Danish: sekskant — A polygon with six sides and six angles
• Dutch: zeshoek — A polygon with six sides and six angles
• East Frisian Low German: seskâant — A polygon with six sides and six angles
• Esperanto: seslatero — A polygon with six sides and six angles
• Esperanto: heksagono — A polygon with six sides and six angles
• Esperanto: sesangulo — A polygon with six sides and six angles
• Faroese: sekshyrningur — A polygon with six sides and six angles
• Finnish: kuusikulmio — A polygon with six sides and six angles
• Finnish: heksagoni — A polygon with six sides and six angles
• French: hexagone — A polygon with six sides and six angles
• North Frisian: Sokshuk — A polygon with six sides and six angles
• Saterland Frisian: Säkskaant — A polygon with six sides and six angles
• West-Frisian: seishoek — A polygon with six sides and six angles
• Friulian: esagon — A polygon with six sides and six angles
• Galician: hexágono — A polygon with six sides and six angles
• Georgian: ექვსკუთხედი (ekvsḳutxedi) — A polygon with six sides and six angles
• German: Sechseck — A polygon with six sides and six angles
• German: 6-Eck — A polygon with six sides and six angles
• German: Hexagon — A polygon with six sides and six angles
• Greek: εξάγωνο (exágono) — A polygon with six sides and six angles
• Ancient Greek: ἑξάγωνον (hexágōnon) — A polygon with six sides and six angles
• Gujarati: ષટ્કોણ (ṣaṭkoṇ) — A polygon with six sides and six angles
• Hebrew: מְשׁוּשֶּׁה (meshushé) — A polygon with six sides and six angles
• Hindi: षट्कोण (ṣaṭkoṇ) — A polygon with six sides and six angles
• Hungarian: hatszög — A polygon with six sides and six angles
• Icelandic: sexhyrningur — A polygon with six sides and six angles
• Ido: hexagono — A polygon with six sides and six angles
• Indonesian: segi enam — A polygon with six sides and six angles
• Irish: heicseagán — A polygon with six sides and six angles
• Italian: esagono — A polygon with six sides and six angles
• Japanese: 六角形 (rokkakukei) — A polygon with six sides and six angles
• Kannada: ಷಟ್ಕೋನ (ṣaṭkōna) — A polygon with six sides and six angles
• Kazakh: алтыбұрыш (altybūryş) — A polygon with six sides and six angles
• Khmer: ឆកោណ (chɑɑchɑkaon) — A polygon with six sides and six angles
• Korean: 육각형 (yukgakhyeong) — A polygon with six sides and six angles
• Kumyk: алты мююшлюк (altı müyuşlük) — A polygon with six sides and six angles
• Lao: ຫົກແຈ (hok chǣ) — A polygon with six sides and six angles
• Lao: ຫົກຫຼ່ຽມ (hok līam) — A polygon with six sides and six angles
• Latin: hexagōnum — A polygon with six sides and six angles
• Latvian: sešstūris — A polygon with six sides and six angles
• Lithuanian: šešiakampis — A polygon with six sides and six angles
• Macedonian: шеста́голник (šestágolnik) — A polygon with six sides and six angles
• Malay: heksagon — A polygon with six sides and six angles
• Malayalam: ഷഡ്ഭുജം (ṣaḍbhujaṁ) — A polygon with six sides and six angles
• Māori: tapaono — A polygon with six sides and six angles
• Navajo: hastą́ągo bízniikʼą́ — A polygon with six sides and six angles
• Navajo: hastą́ą́góó adeezʼá — A polygon with six sides and six angles
• Norwegian Bokmål: heksagon — A polygon with six sides and six angles
• Norwegian Bokmål: sekskant — A polygon with six sides and six angles
• Norwegian Nynorsk: heksagon — A polygon with six sides and six angles
• Norwegian Nynorsk: sekskant — A polygon with six sides and six angles
• Odia: ଛକୋଣି (chakoṇi) — A polygon with six sides and six angles
• Persian: ششگوشه (šeš-guše) — A polygon with six sides and six angles
• Persian: مسدس — A polygon with six sides and six angles
• Polish: sześciokąt — A polygon with six sides and six angles
• Polish: sześciobok — A polygon with six sides and six angles
• Portuguese: hexágono — A polygon with six sides and six angles
• Punjabi: ਛੇਭੁਜ (chebhuj) — A polygon with six sides and six angles
• Russian: шестиугольник (šestiugolʹnik) — A polygon with six sides and six angles
• Serbo-Croatian: šesterokut — A polygon with six sides and six angles
• Shan: ႁူၵ်းၸဵင်ႇ (húuk tsàeng) — A polygon with six sides and six angles
• Slovak: šesťuholník — A polygon with six sides and six angles
• Slovene: šestkotnik — A polygon with six sides and six angles
• Slovene: šesterokotnik — A polygon with six sides and six angles
• Lower Sorbian: šesćrožk — A polygon with six sides and six angles
• Upper Sorbian: šěsćróžk — A polygon with six sides and six angles
• Upper Sorbian: šesćiróžk — A polygon with six sides and six angles
• Upper Sorbian: heksagon — A polygon with six sides and six angles
• Spanish: hexágono — A polygon with six sides and six angles
• Swedish: hexagon — A polygon with six sides and six angles
• Swedish: sexhörning — A polygon with six sides and six angles
• Tagalog: eksagono — A polygon with six sides and six angles
• Tagalog: nimsiha — A polygon with six sides and six angles
• Tagalog: animang-gilid — A polygon with six sides and six angles
• Tamil: அறுகோணம் (aṟukōṇam) — A polygon with six sides and six angles
• Telugu: షడ్భుజి (ṣaḍbhuji) — A polygon with six sides and six angles
• Thai: หกเหลี่ยม (hòk-lìiam) — A polygon with six sides and six angles
• Turkish: altıgen — A polygon with six sides and six angles
• Turkish: müseddes — A polygon with six sides and six angles
• Ukrainian: шестику́тник (šestykútnyk) — A polygon with six sides and six angles
• Uzbek: musaddas — A polygon with six sides and six angles
• Vietnamese: lục giác — A polygon with six sides and six angles
• Vietnamese: hình sáu cạnh — A polygon with six sides and six angles
• Welsh: chweongl — A polygon with six sides and six angles
• Welsh: hecsagon — A polygon with six sides and six angles
• Zulu: unxasithupha class 1a/2a — A polygon with six sides and six angles