Learned borrowing from Ancient Greek ἑξάγωνος (hexágōnos).[1] By surface analysis, εξά- (exá-) + γων(ία) (gon(ía)) + -ος (-os).
εξάγωνος • (exágonos) m (feminine εξάγωνη, neuter εξάγωνο)
singular | plural | ||||||
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masculine | feminine | neuter | masculine | feminine | neuter | ||
nominative | εξάγωνος (exágonos) | εξάγωνη (exágoni) | εξάγωνο (exágono) | εξάγωνοι (exágonoi) | εξάγωνες (exágones) | εξάγωνα (exágona) | |
genitive | εξάγωνου (exágonou) | εξάγωνης (exágonis) | εξάγωνου (exágonou) | εξάγωνων (exágonon) | εξάγωνων (exágonon) | εξάγωνων (exágonon) | |
accusative | εξάγωνο (exágono) | εξάγωνη (exágoni) | εξάγωνο (exágono) | εξάγωνους (exágonous) | εξάγωνες (exágones) | εξάγωνα (exágona) | |
vocative | εξάγωνε (exágone) | εξάγωνη (exágoni) | εξάγωνο (exágono) | εξάγωνοι (exágonoi) | εξάγωνες (exágones) | εξάγωνα (exágona) |