> catena, "chain", which survives in the word "concatenate". Survives also in the actual italian word "catena", i.e. chain :) typically used these days for bik

> catena, "chain", which survives in the word "concatenate". Survives also in the actual italian word "catena", i.e. chain :) typically used these days for bike/motor transmission chains. We wouldn't use "catella" as a diminutive though, but rather "catenina" or "catenella".