teeming
UK: ˈtiːmɪŋ | US: ˈtiːmɪŋ
adj. abundant or overflowing with something (often life or activity)
v. present participle of "teem" (to be full of or swarming with)
The word "teeming" originates from the Old English "tēman" or "tȳman," meaning "to produce offspring" or "to be fertile." Over time, it evolved to signify abundance or overflowing, particularly in the context of life or activity. The root "teem" retains its core idea of plentifulness, while the suffix "-ing" marks it as a present participle, emphasizing an ongoing state of abundance.
The rainforest is teeming with diverse wildlife.
The marketplace was teeming with shoppers during the festival.
Her mind is always teeming with creative ideas.
The pond teems with fish in the summer months.
The city streets are teeming with tourists in July.