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Kate (-)

(with) definite article: Katea
chain

decorative fringe(s), tassel(s), &c. dangling from any of the pipes, &c.

Identical types: 16

The fine chain dangling between the bell and the yoke; When double, it curves through the nearest opening of the Busterri (If single, it is held by an eyelet).

Sources

Barrenechea (Barrenetxea), (Jose) Mariano: Alboka: entorno folklórico (Colaboración de P. Jorge De Riezu), Bilbao, 1976, p.167.

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Folkworld.eu (Fernández [katea])