What is the relationship between the terms 'wave' and 'ripple' in the context of physics?

A ripple is a type of wave that specifically describes a disturbance on the surface of a liquid.

Waves only transfer matter, while ripples only transfer energy.

'Wave' and 'ripple' are interchangeable terms for any disturbance in a medium.

Waves are exclusively longitudinal, while ripples are exclusively transverse.

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