heptagonal

English

Etymology

Since 16th century, from heptagon +‎ -al, from Ancient Greek έπτάγωνος (éptágōnos).

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /hɛpˈtæɡ ə nl/
Audio (Canada) (file)

Adjective

heptagonal (not comparable)

Having seven angles and sides.
(mathematics, of a number) Belonging to the sequence generated by the formula ${\frac {5n^{2}-3n}{2}}$ .

Related terms

Translations

Having seven angles and sides

Asturian: heptagonal, heptágonu
Bengali: সপ্তভুজাকৃতি (śôpthujakriti)
Catalan: heptagonal
Dutch: zevenhoekig (nl)
Esperanto: seplatera, sepangula
French: heptagone (fr), heptagonal (fr)
Galician: heptagonal
German: siebeneckig (de)
Hebrew: משובע‎‎ m (meshubá), משובעת‎‎ f (meshubá`at)

Icelandic: sjöhyrndur m
Italian: ettagono (it), ettagonale
Portuguese: heptagonal, heptágono (pt)
Russian: семиугольный (ru) (semiugolʹnyj)
Scottish Gaelic: seachd-shliosach
Serbo-Croatian: sedmougaoni, sedmokrak
Slovak: sedemuholníkový
Spanish: heptagonal (es), heptágono (es)
Tagalog: pitsihain

Anagrams

paleognath

Asturian

Adjective

heptagonal (epicene, plural heptagonales)

heptagonal (having seven angles and sides)

Synonyms

heptágonu

Catalan

Etymology

heptàgon +‎ -al

Adjective

heptagonal (masculine and feminine plural heptagonals)

heptagonal

Portuguese

Adjective

heptagonal m, f (plural heptagonais, comparable)

heptagonal (having seven angles and sides)

Synonyms

heptágono

Spanish

Adjective

heptagonal (plural heptagonales)

heptagonal

Synonyms

heptágono

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