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diagon meaning in English
| Latin | English |
|---|---|
| diagon [diagonis] (3rd) M noun | diagonal line, line from one angle to an oppositenoun geometrynoun |
| diagonalis [diagonalis, diagonale] adjective | diagonal, from one angle to an oppositeadjective geometryadjective |
| diagonalis, diagonios adjective | diagonal(geometry: joining two nonadjacent vertices) |
| diagonus [diagoni] (2nd) M noun | diagonal line, line from one angle to an oppositenoun geometrynoun |
| diagonium [diagonii] (2nd) N noun | diagonal line, line from one angle to an oppositenoun geometrynoun |
| diagonios [diagonios, diagonion] adjective | diagonal, from one angle to an oppositeadjective geometryadjective |
| linea diagonalis noun {f}, diagonaliS {f}, diagonuS {m} | diagonal [diagonals](geometry: diagonal line or plane) |
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