Flersidigt

Flersidigt is a Danish adjective meaning "having many sides." It is used to describe objects with multiple sides, most commonly polygons that have more than a few edges. In everyday language the term can convey a general property rather than a fixed count, and is often preferred when the exact number of sides is unimportant.

Etymology: The word combines flere ("more" or "many") and sider ("sides"), with the adjectival suffix -igt. It belongs to a productive pattern in Danish for describing physical attributes by combining a base noun with a descriptive ending.

Usage: In geometry and education, more precise terms exist for particular polygons (for example, five- or six-sided shapes), but flersidigt remains a convenient general descriptor when the emphasis is on multiplicity of sides rather than enumeration. Beyond geometry, it can be used metaphorically to indicate complexity or multiple facets in issues, discussions, or organizations.

See also: polygon, geometry, Danish language, morphology.