Catena

Origin

From Medieval Latin, from Latin catēna ("chain") (from which also chain).

Full definition of catena

Noun

1. A series of related items.
• 1873, w:Walter Bagehot, w, And, on the contrary, there is a whole catena of authorities, beginning with Sir Robert Peel and ending with Mr. Lowe, which say that the Banking Department of the Bank of England is only a Bank like any other bank

Related terms

• chain