"digonous" meaning in English

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          "ref": "1776, James Lee, An Introduction to Botany:",
          "text": "double-edged ; when they have two opposite Angles ; and also Digonous , Trigonous , Tetragonous , Pentagonous , Polygonous , having two , three , four , five , or many Angles",
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        "Having two angles."
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        "(obsolete, rare) Having two angles."
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  "word": "digonous"
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