A very small or short chain, or a chain-like structure of minimal size.
From English 'chain' + the diminutive suffix '-let' (meaning small), paralleling French patterns for creating smaller versions of objects.
Chainlet appears in molecular biology now—scientists describe tiny linked molecular structures as chainlets, proving that even our most ancient vocabulary adapts to quantum scales.
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