Ingeometry a henagon (or monogon) is a polygon with one edge and
one vertex. It has Schläfli symbol {1}. Since a henagon has only
one side and only one interior angle, every henagon is regular by
definition. In Euclidean geometry, a henagon is usually considered
to be an impossible object, because its single edge would extend to
infinity. However, in spherical geometry a finite henagon can be
drawn by placing a single vertex anywhere on a great circle. Two
henagons can be used to construct a dihedron on a sphere, with
Schläfli symbol, {1,2}.