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vertex in Lithuanian

vertex in Lithuanian is viršugalvis, viršūnė — vertex means a point where two or more lines, edges or curves meet; a corner of a shape or angle.

vertex in Lithuanian

viršugalvis
noun
(anatomy) The highest surface on the skull; the crown of the head.
viršūnė
noun

What does "vertex" mean?

  1. noun A point where two or more lines, edges or curves meet; a corner of a shape or angle.
    "A cube has eight vertices and twelve edges."
  2. noun The highest point of a curve, especially the turning point of a parabola.
    "The vertex of the parabola sits at (2, -3)."
  3. noun In 3D graphics, a data point defining a corner of a polygon, carrying its position and often colour, texture and normal information.
    "The model was optimised down to under ten thousand vertices."
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vertex in a sentence

  • A cube has eight vertices and twelve edges.
  • Label the vertex where the two sides of the angle meet.
  • The vertex of the parabola sits at (2, -3).
  • The model was optimised down to under ten thousand vertices.

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What is "vertex" in Lithuanian?

"vertex" in Lithuanian is viršugalvis, viršūnė. vertex means: A point where two or more lines, edges or curves meet; a corner of a shape or angle.

How do you use "vertex" in a sentence?

Example: "A cube has eight vertices and twelve edges." In Lithuanian, "vertex" is viršugalvis, viršūnė.

Are there other ways to say "vertex" in Lithuanian?

Yes — Lithuanian has 2 translations listed for "vertex": viršugalvis, viršūnė.

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