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Vertex

//ˈvɜː.tɛks//

Translations of "vertex" (43 languages)

Language	Translation	Romanization
Ancient Greek	κορυφή(corner of a polygon or polyhedron)	koruphḗ
Arabic	رَأْس(corner of a polygon or polyhedron)	raʔs
Aragonese	vértiz(highest point)	—
Armenian	գագաթ(corner of a polygon or polyhedron)	gagatʻ
Bulgarian	връх(highest point), връх(corner of a polygon or polyhedron)	vrǎh, vrǎh
Catalan	vèrtex(highest point), vèrtex(corner of a polygon or polyhedron)	—
Chinese Mandarin	節點 /节点(corner of a polygon or polyhedron), 頂點 /顶点(corner of a polygon or polyhedron)	jiédiǎn, dǐngdiǎn
Czech	vrchol(highest point), vrchol(corner of a polygon or polyhedron)	—
Danish	toppunkt(highest point)	—
Dutch	hoek(corner of a polygon or polyhedron), toppunt(highest point)	—
Esperanto	vertico(corner of a polygon or polyhedron)	—
Finnish	huippu(highest point), kärki(corner of a polygon or polyhedron)	—
French	sommet(highest point), sommet(corner of a polygon or polyhedron)	—
Georgian	ზენიტი(highest point), მწვერვალი(corner of a polygon or polyhedron)	zeniṭi, mc̣vervali
German	Ecke(corner of a polygon or polyhedron), Eckpunkt(corner of a polygon or polyhedron), Gipfel(highest point), Gipfelpunkt(highest point), Scheitelpunkt(highest point), Scheitelpunkt(corner of a polygon or polyhedron), Spitze(highest point)	—
Greek	κορυφή(corner of a polygon or polyhedron)	koryfí
Hebrew	פסגה(highest point), קודקוד(corner of a polygon or polyhedron)	pisga, kodkód
Hindi	शीर्ष(corner of a polygon or polyhedron)	śīrṣ
Hungarian	csúcs(highest point), csúcs(corner of a polygon or polyhedron), csúcspont(highest point), tetőpont(highest point)	—
Ingrian	kukkula(highest point), kukkula(corner of a polygon or polyhedron)	—
Irish	stuaic(corner of a polygon or polyhedron)	—
Italian	vertice(highest point), vertice(corner of a polygon or polyhedron)	—
Japanese	節点(corner of a polygon or polyhedron), 頂(highest point), 頂点(highest point), 頂点(corner of a polygon or polyhedron)	setten, itadaki, chōten, chōten
Korean	꼭짓점(corner of a polygon or polyhedron), 정점(highest point), 정점(corner of a polygon or polyhedron)	kkokjitjeom, jeongjeom, jeongjeom
Lithuanian	viršūnė(highest point), viršūnė(corner of a polygon or polyhedron)	—
Macedonian	врв(highest point), теме(corner of a polygon or polyhedron)	vrv, teme
Māori	akitu(highest point), akitu(corner of a polygon or polyhedron)	—
Norwegian	hjørne(corner of a polygon or polyhedron)	—
Norwegian Bokmål	toppunkt(highest point)	—
Persian	رأس(corner of a polygon or polyhedron)	—
Plautdietsch	Spetz(highest point)	—
Polish	wierzchołek(highest point), wierzchołek(corner of a polygon or polyhedron)	—
Portuguese	cume(highest point), topo(highest point), vértice(highest point), vértice(corner of a polygon or polyhedron)	—
Romanian	vârf(corner of a polygon or polyhedron)	—
Russian	верху́шка(highest point), верши́на(highest point), верши́на(corner of a polygon or polyhedron)	verxúška, veršína, veršína
Sanskrit	विषुवत्(corner of a polygon or polyhedron)	viṣuvat
Serbo-Croatian	teme(corner of a polygon or polyhedron), vrh(highest point), vrh(corner of a polygon or polyhedron)	—
Slovak	vrchol(highest point)	—
Spanish	cumbre(highest point), vértice(highest point), vértice(corner of a polygon or polyhedron)	—
Tagalog	bagtasan(corner of a polygon or polyhedron), tuktok(corner of a polygon or polyhedron)	—
Tamil	உச்சி(corner of a polygon or polyhedron)	ucci
Turkish	köşenokta(corner of a polygon or polyhedron)	—
Urdu	شیرش(corner of a polygon or polyhedron)	śīrṣ