In English, double consonants do not normally begin a common word, although some Welsh place names start with LL, as do Spanish words adopted into English. Dutch words provide some AA beginnings.
Examples:
A
aardvark, aardwolf
E
eerie
L
llama, llano, llanero
O
oodles, oops (oocyte, oogamous, oospore - biology)
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Some words that begin and end with the same letter and contain CA are:abracadabraacaciaacademiaalpacabicarbcarcinogenicdecaffeinateddecanteddecapoddecayeddedicateddefecateddesiccateddiscarddislocatedduplicatededucateencapsulateencaseequivocateeradicateescalateescapadeescapeescaroleevocativeexcavateexcommunicateexplicateextricatelackadaisicalliturgicallocallogicallogisticallyricalmacadamminicamnotificationnullificationscabiesscalesscallopstelecasttomcattoxicanttypecast
The anagram for the word "continued" is "unnoticed." The two words are spelled from the same set of letters. There are other phrases that use the same letters, such as "counted in" and "nice donut."