How (if possible) can I run Gatling test with REST request with changing parameter?

I am writing a load test with Gatling for a REST web service. The service's endpoint receives a parameter in the path like this:

http://localhost:8080/api/v1/palindrom/revert/{word}

I am not familiar with Gatling but have to make that test ASAP. I tried different solutions but do not understand how can I provide {word} parameter taken from the list or file.

For the moment my code is like this:

import scala.concurrent.duration._import io.gatling.core.Predef._import io.gatling.http.Predef._class MultiRequest extends Simulation {    private val baseUrl = "http://localhost:8080"    private val endpoint = "/api/v1/palindrom"    val httpProtocol = http        .baseUrl(baseUrl)        .inferHtmlResources()        .acceptHeader("*/*")        .contentTypeHeader("application/json")        .userAgentHeader("gatling/3.3.1")    val fullUrl = baseUrl + endpoint +"/word"    val scn = scenario("Revert_1")        .exec(http("Request_1")        .get(fullUrl)        .check(status.is(200)))    setUp(        scn.inject(            nothingFor(2),            atOnceUsers(100),            rampUsers(100) during (60)        )    ).protocols(httpProtocol)}

With the code above the test runs 200 requests but always with the same parameter (word)

I do not understand how to provide a list of 50 words to be taken randomly 200 times. Could you pleas help?

Please, understand that the service endpoint here is just an example for the question and not a real one.