inundatæ

pl. [Nom. fem. pl. of Lat.in und at us.] [INUNDATE.] Bot .: The name given by Linnæus to the forty eighth cla of his Natural System of Botany. He included under it the genera Hippuris, Elatine, Ruppia, Typha, . In-un-dāte, In-un-dāte, v.t. [Lat, in und at us , pa. par. of inundo =to overflow; Fr. in on der ; Ital. in on dare ; Sp. inundar .] 1. Lit .: To spread over or cover with a flood; to overflow, to flood; to submerge, to deluge. 2. Fig .: To fill to overflowing; to fill with overabundance or superfluity; to swamp. in'-un dāte, a. [INUNDATE, 1.] Bot. & Geog.: Flooded. ( Treas . of Bot .) In un-da-tion, s. [Lat. inundatio , from inun dat us , pa. par. of inundo to overflow; Fr. inonda tion ; Sp. in und a cion ; Ital. inondazione .] I. Literally : 2366