Is a Deltoid Wing the Same as a Kite Shape?

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A deltoid shape is not the same as a kite shape, as the term "deltoid" specifically refers to a shape resembling a triangle, derived from the Greek letter delta (Δ). While both shapes may share some visual similarities, the deltoid is distinct in its geometric properties. The discussion also humorously references delta wings in aviation, emphasizing their triangular form.

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As title... I am wondering is deltoid same as 'kite shape'? Thanks in advance...
 
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Not unless you're talking about triangular kites. Deltoid means "shaped like a triangle." It comes from the Greek letter delta, Δ. A river delta generally has this shape.
 
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Hence delta wings …

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