polyiamond
English
Etymology
Blend of poly- + diamond, the polyiamond made up of two triangles being a diamond or rhombus.
Noun
polyiamond (plural polyiamonds)
- (geometry) A polyform made by joining one or more equilateral triangles edge to edge in various arrangements. Every polyiamond corresponds to a polyhex,
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moniamond | 1 |
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diamond | 1 |
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triamond | 1 |
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tetriamond | 3 |
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pentiamond | 4 |
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hexiamond | 12 |
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Some authors also call the diamond (rhombus with a 60° angle) a calisson after the French sweet of similar shape.
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