50+ Shapes Name in English with Pictures

Learn different types of all shapes name in English with Pictures. Learn 2d, 3d, and Geometry Shapes name in English

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Shapes Name

Sr No.	Shapes Image	Shapes Name
1.		Circle
2.		Square
3.		Rectangle
4.		Triangle
5.		Right triangle
6.		Rhombus
7.		Parallelogram
8.		Cube
9.		Cuboid
10.		Cylinder
11.		Sphere
12.		Hemisphere
13.		Cone
14.		Diamond
15.		Star
16.		Heart
17.		Pentagon
18.		Hexagon
19.		Heptagon
20.		Octagon
21.		Nonagon
22.		Decagon
23.		Semicircle
24.		Quadrilateral
25.		Pyramid
26.		Prism
27.		Trapezium
28.		Trapezoid
29.		Oval
30.		Ring
31.		Kite
32.		Arrow
33.		Cross
34.		Crescent
35.		Tetrahedron
36.		Octahedron
37.		Square pyramid
38.		Hexagonal pyramid
39.		Triangular prism
40.		Rectangular prism
41.		Pentagonal prism

Different Shapes Name with Pictures

Circle:

A circle is made of many points whose locus is at an exact distance from the central point. A circle has an angle of 360 degrees, and the length of the outer surface is called the circumference.

Triangle:

A triangle is a closed structure that contains three sides and three angles less than 90 degrees.

Square:

A square is a uniform quadrilateral whose all four sides and angles are equal and of 90 degrees.

Rectangle:

A rectangle is a quadrilateral whose pair of opposite sides are equal, and all angles at vertices are equivalent to 90 degrees.

Right triangle:

The right triangle is also called the right-angled triangle, whose one angle is 90 degrees, and the sum of the other two angles is 90 degrees.

Parallelogram:

A parallelogram is a quadrilateral whose pair of opposite sides and angles (not 90 degrees) are equal in measurement.

Rhombus:

A rhombus is also a square; only the difference is that the opposite angles equal but not 90 degrees.

Star:

A simple star polygon is a combination of polygons that forms an equiangular, equilateral star-like structure.

Cube:

A cube is a 3-dimensional solid square-like structure that contains six faces, 12 edges, and eight vertices.

Cuboid:

A cuboidal is a 3-dimensional solid rectangular structure that contains six rectangular faces, 12 edges, and eight vertices.

Pyramid:

A pyramid is a 3-dimensional structure that has a square ground plan, and outside faces are like triangles that meet at a single point at the tip.

Prism:

A prism is a 3-dimensional solid structure whose parallel faces are polygon, and the other lateral faces are like rectangles. They are named after their parallel faces.

Diamond:

A diamond is a solid-crystalline carbon compound, is the hardest mineral that is colorless, brightest, and is a crystal structure.

Cylinder:

A cylinder is a 3-dimensional solid structure whose curved cylindrical surface is perpendicularly connected with two parallel circular bases. The center of the circular base is called the axis of the cylinder.

Sphere:

A sphere is a 3-dimensional solid celestial figure, which is a closed spherical surface without angles.

Hemisphere:

The hemisphere is a half portion of the celestial sphere separated by the horizon.

Cone:

A cone is a 3-dimensional shape whose base is circular, and the upper surface is curved and meets at the center point above the base.

Heart:

The heart is a shape that looks like a heart-like structure.

Pentagon:

A pentagon is a polygon that has five equal sides, and the angle of the vertices is 108 degrees each.

Hexagon:

A hexagon is a polygon that has six equal sides, and the angle of the vertices is 120 degrees each.

Heptagon:

A heptagon is a polygon that has seven equal sides, and the angles are equal in measure.

Octagon:

The octagon is a polygon that contains eight equal sides, and the eight angles measured 135 degrees.

Nonagon:

The nonagon is a polygon that contains nine equal sides, and nine angles measured 140 degrees each.

Decagon:

A decagon is a polygon that contains ten equal sides, and ten equal angles measured 144 degrees each.

Trapezoid:

A trapezoid is a quadrilateral with two parallel sides, and the other two sides are lateral.

Kite:

A kite is a quadrilateral structure whose adjacent sides are equal in length, and two angles formed by the adjacent sides are equal.

Crescent:

A crescent is a curved shape having two narrow pointed ends. The shape of the crescent looks like a moon, which is less than a half.

Arrow:

An arrow is a combination of a line and an arrow mark at its tip. It is used to point to something or to show some directions.

Cross:

The shape of a cross is made with two lines intersecting each other at their midpoint, forming an angle of 90 degrees.

Quadrilateral:

A quadrilateral is a random four-sided polygon that has neither equal sides nor equal angles of the vertices.

Semicircle:

A half-circle is called a semicircle whose angle is 180 degrees.

Ring:

A ring is a circular band made of a long stripe uses for holding connecting and other purposes.

Oval:

An oval is a shape made by a curve close to a plane that looks like an egg, a compressed circle.

Tetrahedron:

tetrahedron’s shape looks like a triangular pyramid that does not contain any parallel faces or sides, or edges. All vertices are of the same distance from each other.

Octahedron:

An octahedron is a polyhedron with a structure like two pyramids joined to each other from the base sides. It has six vertices, eight triangular faces, and 12 edges.

Square pyramid:

Any pyramid that contains a square base is called a square pyramid. If all the edges of this pyramid are equal, then it is also called an equilateral pyramid.

Hexagonal pyramid:

A hexagonal pyramid has a structure that looks like a pyramid that contains a hexagonal base, and the six triangular faces are isosceles triangles connected to the apex.

Triangular prism:

A triangular prism contains two equilateral triangles, both triangles are connected with three sides, and the edges are parallel to each other. It has three rectangular faces and two similar triangular faces.

Rectangular prism:

The shape of a rectangular prism is the same as that of the cuboid, which has six rectangular faces, and all the opposite sides are the same, having six vertices and 12 edges.

Pentagonal prism:

A pentagonal prism is a solid pentagonal structure that contains two pentagons whose all vertices are perpendicularly connected to each other by edges having six rectangular faces and two pentagonal faces.