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What English words have the Latin root unda?

The Latin root "unda" means "wave" or "billow". Here are some English words derived from this root:

* Undulate: To move in waves or with a wavelike motion.

* Undulation: A wavelike motion or form.

* Inundate: To overwhelm with a flood of something, like water or information.

* Abundant: Existing in large quantities. This word comes from the Latin "abundare", which means "to overflow".

While not directly derived from "unda", words like "wave" and "ocean" share a similar semantic connection to the concept of water and waves.

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