orthogon
Syllables: or·tho·gon
orthogon noun: a right-angled triangle.
Noun
orthogon (plural orthogons)
- A right-angled triangle.
- A rectangular figure.
- A multi-dimensional figure in which all sides result in a right angle, typically surpassing the restrictions of 3 dimensions.
Forms of orthogon
| plural | orthogons |
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Origin of orthogon
From ortho- + -gon.
Words formed from orthogon
Questions about orthogon
- What does orthogon mean?
- Orthogon means a right-angled triangle.
- What part of speech is orthogon?
- Orthogon is a noun.
- What is the plural of orthogon?
- The plural of orthogon is orthogons.
Words near orthogon in the dictionary
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