con|cat´e|na´tion

con|cat´e|na´tion
con|cat|e|nate «kon KAT uh nayt», verb, -nat|ed, -nat|ing, adjective.
–v.t.
to unite in a series or chain; link.
–adj.
1. linked together.
2. Zoology. united at the base by ridges, raised lines, etc., especially of rows, spines, or the like.
╂[< Late Latin concatēnāre (with English -ate1) < Latin com- together + catēna chain]
–con|cat´e|na´tion, noun.

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