Polygonelor

Polygonelor is a Romanian term that functions as a grammatical form rather than a distinct mathematical concept. It appears as a genitive or dative plural form used with the noun poligon or polygon to express possession or relation, as in phrases describing multiple polygons.

In practice, polygonelor can occur in constructions such as laturile polygonelor (the sides of the polygons), proprietățile polygonelor (the properties of the polygons), or other phrases where “of the polygons” or “to the polygons” is required. It is a typical example of how Romanian nouns inflect for case and number to connect nouns within a sentence.

Etymology and usage notes: the common Romanian word for a geometric polygon is poligon, with the plural poligoane. The genitive/dative plural of poligon is typically poligoanelor. Polygonelor is less common and is often considered nonstandard or contextually variant, possibly arising from influence by other languages or from older/alternative spellings. In standard mathematical writing, poligoanelor is usually preferred, but readers may encounter polygonelor in translations, informal texts, or regional usages.

See also: poligon, poligoane, geometry, Romanian grammar.

Overall, polygonelor is not a separate geometric object; it is a grammatical form used to relate to multiple polygons within Romanian text.