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English chain
← English catena (doublet)
← Middle English cheyne (inherited)
← Middle English chaine (mention)
← Old French chaine (derived)
← Old French chaene (mention)
← Proto-Indo-European *kat- (derived)
← Latin catēna (derived)

→ English chainsaw (compound)
→ English link (link)
→ English unchain (prefix)
→ English catena (doublet)
→ English concatenation (mention)
→ English chainring (compound)
→ English chain smoker (compound)
→ English keychain (compound)
→ English hogchain (compound)
→ English enchain (prefix)
→ English chaincase (compound)
→ English chainman (suffix)
→ English subchain (prefix)
→ English heterochain (prefix)
→ English homochain (prefix)
→ English antichain (prefix)
→ English mountain chain (compound)
→ English toolchain (compound)
→ English interchain (prefix)
→ English intrachain (prefix)
→ English chainlike (suffix)
→ English chainwide (suffix)
→ English megachain (prefix)
→ English chainage (suffix)
→ English cochain (prefix)
→ English chainwise (suffix)
→ English multichain (prefix)
→ English chainless (suffix)
→ English chainplate (compound)
→ English watchchain (compound)
→ English minichain (prefix)
→ English chainwork (compound)
→ English nonchain (prefix)
→ English chainset (compound)
→ English chainlet (suffix)
→ English chainwale (compound)
→ English chainstay (compound)
→ English nanochain (prefix)
→ English rechain (prefix)
→ English chaineth (suffix)
→ Esperanto ĉeno (derived)
→ Spanish cadena (cognate)
→ Japanese チェーン (borrowed)
→ Kazakh блокчейн (mention)
→ Korean 체인 (borrowed)
→ Marshallese jeen (borrowed)
→ Portuguese fio (link)
→ Portuguese cadeia (cognate)
→ Tok Pisin sen (derived)