nonagon

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From nona- + -gon.

52 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Southern Altai: тогустолык (togustolïk) — A polygon with nine sides and nine angles
• Amharic: ገመሳይ ያልሆኑ (gämäsay yalhonu) — A polygon with nine sides and nine angles
• Armenian: իննանկյուն (innankyun) — A polygon with nine sides and nine angles
• Belarusian: дзевяцікутнік (dzjevjacikutnik) — A polygon with nine sides and nine angles
• Bengali: নবভুজ (nobobhuj) — A polygon with nine sides and nine angles
• Bulgarian: деветоъгълник (devetoǎgǎlnik) — A polygon with nine sides and nine angles
• Burmese: နဝဂံ (na.wa.gam) — A polygon with nine sides and nine angles
• Catalan: enneàgon — A polygon with nine sides and nine angles
• Chinese Mandarin: 九邊形 /九边形 (jiǔbiānxíng) — A polygon with nine sides and nine angles
• Czech: devítiúhelník — A polygon with nine sides and nine angles
• Dutch: negenhoek — A polygon with nine sides and nine angles
• East Frisian Low German: neegenkâant — A polygon with nine sides and nine angles
• Esperanto: naŭlatero — A polygon with nine sides and nine angles
• Finnish: yhdeksänkulmio — A polygon with nine sides and nine angles
• French: nonagone — A polygon with nine sides and nine angles
• North Frisian: Niigenhuk — A polygon with nine sides and nine angles
• Saterland Frisian: Njúgenkaant — A polygon with nine sides and nine angles
• West-Frisian: njoggenhoek — A polygon with nine sides and nine angles
• Galician: enneágono — A polygon with nine sides and nine angles
• Georgian: ცხრაკუთხედი (cxraḳutxedi) — A polygon with nine sides and nine angles
• German: Nonagon — A polygon with nine sides and nine angles
• German: Neuneck — A polygon with nine sides and nine angles
• Greek: εννεάγωνο (enneágono) — A polygon with nine sides and nine angles
• Greek: εννιάγωνο (enniágono) — A polygon with nine sides and nine angles
• Hebrew: מתושע (metushá) — A polygon with nine sides and nine angles
• Hindi: नवकोण (navkoṇ) — A polygon with nine sides and nine angles
• Hungarian: kilencszög — A polygon with nine sides and nine angles
• Icelandic: níhyrningur — A polygon with nine sides and nine angles
• Ido: eneagono — A polygon with nine sides and nine angles
• Italian: nonagono — A polygon with nine sides and nine angles
• Italian: ennagono — A polygon with nine sides and nine angles
• Japanese: 九角形 (kyūkakukei) — A polygon with nine sides and nine angles
• Kazakh: тоғызбұрыш (toğyzbūryş) — A polygon with nine sides and nine angles
• Korean: 구각형 (gugakhyeong) — A polygon with nine sides and nine angles
• Kumyk: тогъуз мююшлюк (toğuz müyuşlük) — A polygon with nine sides and nine angles
• Macedonian: девета́голник (devetágolnik) — A polygon with nine sides and nine angles
• Malay: nonagon — A polygon with nine sides and nine angles
• Polish: dziewięciokąt — A polygon with nine sides and nine angles
• Portuguese: eneágono — A polygon with nine sides and nine angles
• Romanian: eneagon — A polygon with nine sides and nine angles
• Russian: девятиуго́льник (devjatiugólʹnik) — A polygon with nine sides and nine angles
• Serbo-Croatian: деветоугао — A polygon with nine sides and nine angles
• Serbo-Croatian: devetougao — A polygon with nine sides and nine angles
• Slovene: deveterokotnik — A polygon with nine sides and nine angles
• Spanish: eneágono — A polygon with nine sides and nine angles
• Spanish: nonágono — A polygon with nine sides and nine angles
• Swedish: nonagon — A polygon with nine sides and nine angles
• Swedish: niohörning — A polygon with nine sides and nine angles
• Tagalog: samsiha — A polygon with nine sides and nine angles
• Thai: เก้าเหลี่ยม (gâao-lìiam) — A polygon with nine sides and nine angles
• Turkish: dokuzgen — A polygon with nine sides and nine angles
• Ukrainian: дев'ятикутник (devʺjatykutnyk) — A polygon with nine sides and nine angles