Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Heptarchs

👉 Heptarchs are a type of archaic Latin word that is used to describe an individual who was considered to be too old or elderly for any other kind of work. The term comes from the Greek word "hepta," which means five, and the suffix "-arch" refers to the number 7 in this context. In the context of the Old Testament, heptarchs were often referred to as being "too old" for many kinds of laborious or arduous tasks that required

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👉 Heptarchs are a type of heptagons, which are polygons with seven sides. They can be classified into two types based on their properties: 1.

Convex Heptarchs

: A convex heptagon is a polygon that has all its angles equal to 108 degrees (or 180/7 radians). The term "hepta" comes from the Greek word for "seven." 2.

Non-Convex Heptarchs

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