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κῦμα

see also:

wave

Aristotle METE

κῦμα

Lucretius DRN

Seneca NQ

References for Greek and Latin

wave
Modern Description

written by Susanne M Hoffmann

A wave is a periodic up and down of a specific material (or physical dimension). There are, for instance, waves of water, waves of an earthquake (seismic), waves of the air (wind, seen in snow and rain). waves of the ground seen in the sand.

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