octagon
American
[ok-tuh-gon, -guhn]
/ ˈɒk təˌgɒn, -gən /
noun
octagon
British
/ ˈɒktəɡən /
noun
octagon
Scientific
/ ŏk′tə-gŏn′ /
octagon
Cultural
Etymology
Origin of octagon
1650–60; < Latin octagōnon < Greek oktágōnon, noun use of neuter of oktágōnos octangular; octa-, -gon
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