Giovanni Pinarello was born in Catena di Villorba, Italy in 1922. After Genovese's death, Gerardo Catena became the new official boss. This second panel consisted of Catena, Lombardo and Michele "Big Mike" Miranda. Finite verbs in English usually appear as the leftmost verb in a verb catena. A "catena" is a chain of craters. The inclusivity and flexibility of the catena unit becomes apparent. Catenane is derived from the Latin "catena" meaning "chain". The fundamental meaning bearing unit is the catena, not the constituent. Two descriptions and two definitions of the catena unit are now given. Their Latin names contain the word "Catena" ("chain"). The words "to catenate" and "catenation" reflect the Latin root "catena", "chain". The "Index" was arranged alphabetically by title, the "Centuria" and "Catena" by subject. A given inflected one-word catena corresponds to a periphrastic multiple-word catena. The catena unit was introduced to linguistics by William O'Grady in 1998. The original Latin words are "corpus", "crudus", "catena" and "captiare", all with an initial "k".