rhombus
rhom·bus
noun \ˈräm-bəs\ plural rhom·bus·es or rhom·bi \-ˌbī, -ˌbē\
Definition of RHOMBUS
: a parallelogram with four equal sides and sometimes one with no right angles
Origin of RHOMBUS
Latin, from Greek rhombos piece of wood whirled on a string, lozenge, from rhembein to whirl
First Known Use: circa 1567
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