gon-

¹

1. variant of gono- before a vowel:

   gonidium.

-gon

²

1. a combining form meaning “angled,” “angular,” used in the formation of compound words:

   polygon; pentagon.

gon-

¹

combining_form

1. a variant of gono-

   gonidium

-gon

²

combining form

1. indicating a figure having a specified number of angles

   pentagon

Word History and Origins

Origin of gon-¹

< Greek -gōnos, derivative of gōnía angle, akin to góny knee

Word History and Origins

Origin of gon-¹

from Greek -gōnon, from gōnia angle

Example Sentences

On “Spirit 2.0,” he gets even more introspective: “Waves will catch you / Light will catch you / Love will catch you / Spirit gon’ catch you, yeah.”

From Los Angeles Times

The posts were also not filmed in a hotel, with Payne saying they had been staying at "their lovely friend Gon's house".

From BBC

“We’re gon’ run the ball,” Campbell said.

From Los Angeles Times

“We’re gon’ run the ball,” Campbell said in another interview.

From Los Angeles Times

He continued: "A federal judge says: 'You must go home.' The Trump administration gon' make them go home."

From Salon