"redundantia" meaning in All languages combined

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Noun [Latein]

Etymology: abgeleitet von dem lateinischen Verb redundare („überströme“, „sich ergießen“) Forms: redundantia [nominative, singular], redundantiae [nominative, plural], redundantiae [genitive, singular], redundantiārum [genitive, plural], redundantiae [dative, singular], redundantiīs [dative, plural], redundantiam [accusative, singular], redundantiās [accusative, plural], redundantia [singular], redundantiae [plural], redundantiā [ablative, singular], redundantiīs [ablative, plural]
  1. das Überströmen (des Wassers), das Überfluten (des Wassers), das Überschwappen (des Wassers) Tags: Classical Latin
    Sense id: de-redundantia-la-noun-JLeBwBAI Categories (other): Klassisches Latein
  2. das Überströmen, die Überfülle (im Ausdruck) Tags: Classical Latin, figurative
    Sense id: de-redundantia-la-noun--zjkrqls Categories (other): Klassisches Latein
The following are not (yet) sense-disambiguated
Translations: Überströmen [neuter] (Deutsch), Überfluten [neuter] (Deutsch), Überschwappen [neuter] (Deutsch) Translations (übertragen: das Überströmen, die Überfülle (im Ausdruck)): Überströmen (Deutsch), Überfülle [feminine] (Deutsch)
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      "sense_index": "1",
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      "word": "Überschwappen"
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      "sense_index": "1",
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        "neuter"
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      "word": "Überströmen"
    },
    {
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    }
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  "word": "redundantia"
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