l'
/ɔ̃d/
Translation
wave, ripple
Word origin
From Latin unda ('wave, water'). The same root gives English 'undulate' and 'inundate'.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- unda
- English cognates
- undulate, inundate
Grammar
Examples
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Radio waves pass through walls.
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A shock wave broke the windows.
Cette .
This wave is too weak.
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The doctor is following the brain waves.
l'.
Ripples are forming on the surface of the water.
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