different between polyomino vs polyplet
polyomino
English
Etymology
poly- + (d)omino, as if the d were for di-, two, a domino being made up of two squares
Noun
polyomino (plural polyominos or polyominoes)
- (geometry) A plane polyform made by joining one or more squares edge to edge in various arrangements; a similar polyform made from triangles or hexagons (or any polygon that can tile a plane)
Synonyms
- n-omino
Related terms
- monomino (1 square)
- domino (2 squares)
- triomino, tromino (3 squares)
- tetromino (4 squares)
- pentomino (5 squares)
- hexomino (6 squares)
- heptomino (7 squares)
- octomino (8 squares)
- nonomino (9 squares)
- decomino (10 squares)
- polyiamond (made from triangles)
Translations
See also
- polyform
- Mathworld article on polyominoes
Finnish
Noun
polyomino
- (geometry) polyomino
Declension
polyomino From the web:
- what are polyominoes used for
polyplet
English
Noun
polyplet (plural polyplets)
- (mathematics) An object, similar to a polyomino, made by attaching squares joined at their edges or corners
Synonyms
- polyking
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