List of Geometric Shapes - Generally Composed of Straight Line Segments

Generally Composed of Straight Line Segments

  • concave polygon
  • constructible polygon
  • convex polygon
  • cyclic polygon
  • equiangular polygon
  • equilateral polygon
  • regular polygon
  • Penrose tile
  • Polyform
  • balbis

Polygons with specific numbers of sides

  • henagon — 1 sided
  • digon — 2 sided
  • triangle
    • acute triangle
    • equilateral triangle
    • isosceles triangle
    • obtuse triangle
    • rational triangle
    • right triangle
      • 30-60-90 triangle
      • isosceles right triangle
      • Kepler triangle
    • scalene triangle
  • quadrilateral
    • cyclic quadrilateral
      • square
    • kite
    • parallelogram
      • rhombus (equilateral parallelogram)
        • Lozenge
      • rhomboid
      • rectangle
        • square (regular quadrilateral)
    • tangential quadrilateral
    • trapezoid or trapezium
      • isosceles trapezoid
  • pentagon
    • regular pentagon
  • hexagon
    • Lemoine hexagon
  • heptagon
  • octagon
    • regular octagon
  • nonagon
  • decagon
    • regular decagon
  • hendecagon
  • dodecagon
  • hexadecagon
  • icosagon
    • swastika
  • star without crossing lines
  • star polygon
    • hexagram
      • star of David
    • heptagram
    • octagram
      • star of Lakshmi
    • decagram
    • pentagram

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