cãtinã

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See also: catina, catinã, and cătină

Aromanian

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Etymology

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Possibly from Latin catēna. Cf. Romanian cătină. See also cadenã.

Noun

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cãtinã f (plural cãtini/cãtine)

  1. spine, backbone
  2. back

Synonyms

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