English
irredundant
From ir- (“not”) + redundant.
Formed from ir- ‘not’ + redundant
Latin unda ‘a wave’
Latin undō ‘to surge, flood’
Latin redundō ‘to overflow, redound’
Latin redundāns ‘overflowing, abounding’
English redundant
Today it means
adj Containing no redundant constraint.
Language periods are conventional ranges, not dates for this word.
Etymograph / irredundant