Linked or joined together in a chain-like series; connected in sequence.
From Latin con- (together) + catena (chain), this variant spelling emphasizes the chain-linking meaning more directly than 'concatenated,' though both forms exist.
While 'concatenated' became the standard form, 'concactenated' reveals how Renaissance scholars played with spelling—the extra 'c' echoes the double-c Latin prefix more obviously.
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