Combined name for a chord?

[jancivil]

Much more interesting than names, I think, is to look at ways of handling/using the set.
IE: six notes of the seven note diatonic, G C F B E A can be:
arranged as 4ths, there; as 5ths, again it’s F C G D A E B;
[voiced as] a polychord F/Em (F C A/G B E); as a polychord G7/Am (G B F/A C E); 4ths aka 5ths in two chunks, eg., polychords A E B/C G [F] or F C G/A E B...

/ albeit the polychords tend to be perceived as one extended chord, so that’s really a voicing thing

So, the pandiatonic aspect can be molded and shaped, given definition...