polygonal

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• UK: /pəˈlɪɡənəl/
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• CMU ARPABET: P AH0 L IH1 G AH0 N AH0 L Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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From polygon + -al.

32 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Arabic: مُضَلَّع (muḍallaʕ) — having many angles
• Bengali: বহুভুজাকৃতি (bohubhujakriti) — having many angles
• Bulgarian: многоъгълен (mnogoǎgǎlen) — having many angles
• Catalan: poligonal — having many angles
• Czech: mnohoúhelníkový — having many angles
• Dutch: veelhoekig — having many angles
• Esperanto: plurangula — having many angles
• Esperanto: plurlatera — having many angles
• Esperanto: multangula — having many angles
• Finnish: monikulmio- — having many angles
• Finnish: polygonaalinen — having many angles
• French: polygonal — having many angles
• Georgian: მრავალკუთხა (mravalḳutxa) — having many angles
• German: mehreckig — having many angles
• German: vieleckig — having many angles
• German: polygonal — having many angles
• Greek: πολύγωνος (polýgonos) — having many angles
• Greek: πολυγωνικός (polygonikós) — having many angles
• Ancient Greek: πολύγωνος (polúgōnos) — having many angles
• Hungarian: poligonális — having many angles
• Hungarian: sokszög — having many angles
• Irish: polagánach — having many angles
• Italian: poligonale — having many angles
• Latin: polygōnālis — having many angles
• Manx: yl-lhiatteeagh — having many angles
• Polish: wielokątny — having many angles
• Polish: wieloboczny — having many angles
• Portuguese: poligonal — having many angles
• Russian: многоуго́льный (mnogougólʹnyj) — having many angles
• Slovak: mnohouholníkový — having many angles
• Spanish: poligonal — having many angles
• Swedish: månghörnig — having many angles