ypsiloid

Meanings

• A three-dimensional geometric figure resembling a triangular prism with its base being an equilateral triangle.

  - "An ypsiloid can be visualized as a rectangular block with triangular protrusions at each corner."
  - "The base of an ypsiloid is formed by an equilateral triangle, which means that all its sides and angles are equal."
  - "When an ypsiloid is placed on a flat surface, its base, which is an equilateral triangle, will be in contact with the surface, while its vertical sides and triangular protrusions will be standing up in the air."

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Rhymes

Words rhyming with ypsiloid
Array of rhyming words for 'ypsiloid'. Examples: syllable , rational , methodical , logical , triangular , prismatic.

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Homophones

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1. Array of homophones for 'ypsiloid'. Examples: ipse loquor (I myself speak), isosceles (equal-sided),isolect (a dialect spoken in a particular region).
   

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Variants

List of all variants of ypsiloid that leads to same result
Alexandros Ypsilantis , Ypsilantis

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Forms

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Array of different forms of the 'ypsiloid'. Examples: Singular form: an ypsiloid. Plural form: ypsiloids. Conjugated form for verbs: ypsiloid (present tense), ypsiloided (past tense), ypsiloiding (present participle), ypsiloided (past participle).

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Etymology

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The term 'ypsiloid' comes from the Greek language, where 'ypsilos' means 'yielding' or 'submissive', while '-oid' is a suffix meaning 'resembling' or 'having the shape of'. Thus, the term 'ypsiloid' can be understood as a three-dimensional geometric figure that resembles a triangular prism with a submissive or yielding shape.

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Related Concepts

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1. Triangular Prism: A three-dimensional geometric figure that is formed by joining two triangular bases with a rectangular prism in between. It is a complex geometric figure with various properties and applications, including in engineering, architecture, and computer graphics.

2. Triangular Base: A two-dimensional geometric figure that is formed by joining three sides of an equilateral triangle. It is a complex geometric figure with various properties and applications, including in engineering, architecture, and computer graphics.

3. Equilateral Triangle: A three-dimensional geometric figure that is formed by joining three sides of a triangle, each of which is of equal length. It is a complex geometric figure with various properties and applications, including in engineering, architecture, and computer graphics.

4. Isosceles Triangle: A three-dimensional geometric figure that is formed by joining three sides of a triangle, two of which are of equal length, and the third one is of a different length. It is a complex geometric figure with various properties and applications, including in engineering, architecture, and computer graphics.

5. Scalene Triangle: A three-dimensional geometric figure that is formed by joining three sides of a triangle, each of which is of a different length. It is a complex geometric figure with various properties and applications, including in engineering, architecture, and computer graphics.

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Culture

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["Any cultural, historical, or symbolic significance of the 'ypsiloid'. Examples: In ancient Greece, the 'ypsiloid' was believed to be a sacred shape that symbolized the unity and harmony of the universe. In literature, the 'ypsiloid' has been used as a symbol of transformation and metamorphosis. In art, the 'ypsiloid' has been depicted in various forms, including geometric abstracts, figurative compositions, and symbolic representations. In music, the 'ypsiloid' has been used as a motif or theme in various genres, including classical, jazz, and electronic music. In mathematics, the 'ypsiloid' has been studied as a complex geometric figure with various properties and applications, including in computer graphics, architecture, and engineering."]

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