† totilatern.
Obsolete.
A figure that is ‘all side’, or consists of an infinite number of sides: applied to a circle as the limit of regular multilateral figures when the number of sides is infinite.Apparently an isolated use.
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polygon?a1560
multangle1590
polyangle1612
totangle1629
totilater1629
polygram1696
polygonial1702
multangular1766
polygon of forces1820
polygon of velocities1882
Thiessen polygon1973
1629 T. Jackson Treat. Divine Essence i. 233 The circle likewise is as truely ἰσόπλευρος and ἰσογώνιος, of equall sides and equall angles, as ὀλόπλευρος & ὀλογώνιος a totangle or totilater.
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