Definitions For Digon

Noun

DIGON (plural DIGONs) (geometry) A polygon having two edge#noun, edges and two vertex, vertices. : (graph theory) A pair#noun, pair of parallel#adjective, parallel undirected edges in a multigraph. A pair of antiparallel edges in a directed graph.

Coordinate terms

monogon digon (biangle bigon) trigon (triangle) tetragon (quadrilateral) pentagon hexagon heptagon (septagon) octagon nonagon (enneagon) decagon undecagon dodecagon see also :category:english terms suffixed with -gon

Derived terms

digonal

Translations

Basque: digono Belarusian: двухвугольнік Bengali: দ্বিভুজ Chinese: : Mandarin: 二角形 (èrjiǎoxíng) Dutch: tweehoek, m Esperanto: dulatero Finnish: kaksikulmio French: digone, m German: Kugelzweieck, n, sphärisches Zweieck, n, Zweieck, n, Kugelzweiseit, m, Zwickel, m Hindi: डाइगोन Hungarian: kétszög Icelandic: tvíhyrningur, m Interlingua: fuso Japanese: 二角形 (にかくかた, nikakukata) Korean: 이각형 Kurdish: : Central Kurdish: دوولا Lao: ຮູບສອງແຈ Macedonian: двоаголник, m Norwegian: : Bokmål: sfærisk tokant Polish: dwukąt, m Russian: двуугольник, m Slovene: dvókótnik Spanish: dígono, m Thai: รูปสองเหลี่ยม Ukrainian: дигон, двокутник

Etymology

{, align="right" area (the green portion) can be depicted on the surface#noun, surface of a sphere if its vertex, vertices are antipodal (on opposite#adjective, opposide side#noun, sides of the sphere). On a flat#adjective, flat surface, a digon would look#verb, look like a line#noun, line.]] From meaning ‘two’, gon, pos2= forming the names of plane figures containing a given number of angles.