Does anicca mean inconstancy? Or dissolution?

I read the following on the internet: > Anicca means inconstancy - the aggregates are constantly changing and thus unreliable, making them stressful. Does anicca primarily mean inconstancy, i.e., the aggregates continue to exist but fluctuate, including getting 'reborn'? Or does anicca primarily mean the aggregates are subject to both change & dissolution? Please offer quotes from the Pali Suttas to support different interpretations.