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parallelepiped

The origin and history of parallelepiped.

Etymology

The word came into English from Latin parallēlepipedum, which itself came from Ancient Greek. The Greek original combined parallēlos, meaning parallel, with epípedos, meaning flat or plane, to describe a shape made of parallel flat surfaces.

Origin: Latin

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