Octoducentagonal

Octoducentagonal refers to a shape or object that possesses 280 sides. The term is derived from Greek roots: "octo-" meaning eight, "duo-" meaning two, and "cent-" meaning one hundred, combined with "-gonal" which signifies angles or sides. Therefore, octoducentagonal literally translates to "eight-two-hundred-sided."

In geometry, an octoducentagonal polygon is a polygon with 280 vertices and 280 edges. While theoretically possible, such a polygon would be extremely difficult to visualize or construct in practice due to its immense number of sides. Regular octoducentagonal polygons, where all sides and angles are equal, would appear very close to a circle.

The term might also be used metaphorically to describe something with a very large, complex, or multifaceted nature that can be broken down into numerous components or aspects, even if the literal count of 280 is not precisely applicable. However, its primary and most direct meaning is in the context of geometry.