What does the combination of や and もmean?


I don't understand the following sentence:

> やさい や くだもの も おおい です。

I know that や is used for incomplete enumeration and も means "also". But how
to interpret such a combination of these two particles?




Your understanding of the particles as used are correct.

Depending on context, it seems like this sentence could be a direct response
to another.

**Original statement**

> 肉{にく}や魚{さかな}も多い{おおい}です。
>
> _There are a lot of meat and fish._

**Response statement**

> 野菜{やさい}や果物{くだもの}も多{おお}いです
>
> _There are **also** many vegetables and fruits_.




Your understanding of the particles as used are correct.

Depending on context, it seems like this sentence could be a direct response
to another.

**Original statement**

> 肉{にく}や魚{さかな}も多い{おおい}です。
>
> _There are a lot of meat and fish._

**Response statement**

> 野菜{やさい}や果物{くだもの}も多{おお}いです
>
> _There are **also** many vegetables and fruits_.

