dihectagon

English

Etymology

di- +‎ hecto- +‎ -gon

Noun

dihectagon (plural dihectagons)

1. (geometry, rare) A polygon with two hundred sides and two hundred angles.
   • 2014, Charles W. Nigh, Geometric Shapes & Forms:

     Dihectagon — 200 Sides

   • 2016 February 29, Greg N., “Dihectagon”, in 3D Warehouse‎^[1]:

     A Dihectagon is a 200 sided shape. Made using the polygon tool.

   • 2017, Ed Southall, Yes, But Why? Teaching for Understanding in Mathematics, page 90:

     Figure 4.57 A dihectagon looks very similar to a circle. Figure 4.57 shows a 200-sided shape (a dihectagon). It looks very much like a circle now, but it isn't

   • 2019, Kevin Lynch, “Knowing What an Experience Is Like and the Reductive Theory of Knowledge‐wh”, in Analytic Philosophy, volume 61, number 3, →DOI:

     I understand what a hectogon (a one hundred-sided figure) is for instance, but cannot imagine one, at least not in such a way that my image would be distinct from my image of a dihectagon (see Descartes 2008 [1641]: 51-52).

Synonyms

• 200-gon

Translations

geometry

• Finnish: 200-kulmio (kaksisatakulmio)
• German: 200-Eck n (Zweihunderteck)
• Polish: 200-okąt m
• Russian: 200-угольник m (200-ugolʹnik) (двухсотугольник)