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A monogon is a two-dimensional polygon with a single edge. In Euclidean space, it is degenerate, with the edge being of zero length and the shape having no area, but it can exist as a tiling of the circle with the edge taking up the whole circle. Another name for it is henagon.

All monogons are regular because they only have one vertex and one edge.

In Euclidean space, it can be visualized as a single vertex with an infinitesimal looped edge.

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Zerogon Monogon Digon Triangle Square Pentagon Pentagram Hexagon Heptagon Heptagram Great heptagram Octagon Octagram Enneagon Enneagram Great enneagram Decagon Decagram Hendecagon Small hendecagram Hendecagram Great hendecagram Grand hendecagram Dodecagon Dodecagram Tridecagon Small tridecagram Tridecagram Medial tridecagram Great tridecagram Grand tridecagram Tetradecagon Tetradecagram Great tetradecagram Pentadecagon Small pentadecagram Pentadecagram Great pentadecagram Hexadecagon Small hexadecagram Hexadecagram Great hexadecagram Heptadecagon Tiny heptadecagram Small heptadecagram Heptadecagram Medial heptadecagram Great heptadecagram Giant heptadecagram Grand heptadecagram ... Apeirogon Failed star polygon (-gon) Pseudogon (-gon)
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