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| etymological origin of | eng: undergoer |
| etymology | eng: go |
| etymology | eng: under- |
| has derived form | eng: undergoes |
| has derived form | eng: undergoing |
| has derived form | eng: undergone |
| has derived form | eng: underwent |
| is derived from | eng: go |
| is derived from | eng: under- |
| lexical category | verb |
| synonym | eng: pass |
| translation | ces: podstoupit |
| translation | nld: ondergaan |
| translation | rus: испытывать |
| translation | rus: переносить |
| translation | rus: подвергаться |
| translation | rus: проходить |
| translation | spa: experimentar |
| translation | swe: genomgå |
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