One who or that which abounds; something present in large quantities or abundance.
From abound (Old French 'abonder,' from Latin 'abundare') plus the agent noun suffix '-er,' creating a noun for something that abounds.
English lets us turn verbs into people or things with '-er'—so an 'abounder' is literally whatever is doing the abounding, though this form is now quite archaic.
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