POLYGRAM Meaning and
Definition
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Polygram is a term with two main definitions, depending on the context in which it is used. In geometry, a polygram refers to a specific type of shape that is formed by connecting the vertices of a regular polygon with straight lines. These lines typically cross over each other, creating an intricate pattern within the polygon. Polygrams are often symmetrical and visually captivating due to their complex intersection of lines. Examples of polygrams include the well-known star of David and the pentagram.
In the music industry, a polygram refers to a type of record label. Polygram was a major international music conglomerate that existed from the late 20th century until its dissolution in the late 1990s. It was a merger of several existing record labels, including Phonogram, Deutsche Grammophon, and Polydor. As a polygram, it represented a diverse range of musical genres and artists, with a vast catalog of recordings. Polygram played a significant role in shaping the music industry and was responsible for launching the careers of numerous successful artists. Today, the term polygram is often used to refer to the former record label or to denote the music produced by artists signed under the polygram umbrella.
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A figure consisting of many lines.
Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.
Common Misspellings for POLYGRAM
- oolygram
- lolygram
- -olygram
- 0olygram
- pilygram
- pklygram
- pllygram
- pplygram
- p0lygram
- p9lygram
- pokygram
- popygram
- pooygram
- poltgram
- polggram
- polhgram
- polugram
- pol7gram
- pol6gram
- polyfram
Etymology of POLYGRAM
The word "Polygram" originates from the combination of two Greek roots: "poly" and "gramma".
- "Poly" means "many" in Greek.
- "Gramma" means "drawing" or "letter" in Greek.
Therefore, when these two roots are combined, "Polygram" can be understood to mean "many drawings" or "many letters".
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