も particle as a single concept/from a Japanese perspective
So I've recently come across at how も is used for more than just "also/too", and I was wondering about how to properly think about this particle as a whole?
Every particle so far that I've come across be it で, を, が, に etc can each be thought of as a one, or with the example of に, two concepts, so what would be a good way to think of も?
The closest I've gotten so far is that it's some sort of emphasis, but I think that's way too general to just leave it at that.

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The word 'も' has many meaning as follows.
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〜もまた：also; too
〜も〜も：and; as well as; both〜and〜
〜も〜でない：not〜either; neither〜nor〜
〜ほども：as many [much, long, far] as; no less [fewer] than
〜さえも：even
〜どちらでも：or; either〜or〜
たとえ〜でも：even if; although; though
どんなに〜しても：no matter how [what]〜; however; whatever