Polyomino

Origin

poly- + (d)omino, as if the d were for di-, two, a domino being made up of two squares

Noun

1. (geometry) A polyform made by joining one or more squares edge to edge in various arrangements.

Synonyms

• n-omino

Related terms

• monomino (1 square)
• domino (2 squares)
• triomino, tromino (3 squares)
• tetromino (4 squares)
• pentomino (5 squares)
• hexomino (6 squares)
• heptomino (7 squares)
• octomino (8 squares)
• nonomino (9 squares)
• decomino (10 squares)