
n.
A four-sided polygon; a quadrilateral.
[Late Latin tetragōnum, from Greek tetragōnon : tetra-, tetra- + -gōnon, -gon.]
tetragonal te·trag'o·nal (tĕ-trăg'ə-nəl) adj.tetragonally te·trag'o·nal·ly adv.
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[Late Latin tetragōnum, from Greek tetragōnon : tetra-, tetra- + -gōnon, -gon.]
tetragonal te·trag'o·nal (tĕ-trăg'ə-nəl) adj.|
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