IPA: //ˈsiːtiː//
KK: /sɛt/
A group of badgers that live and move together.
We spotted a cete of badgers in the forest last night.
The word 'cete' originates from Old English 'cete', meaning a large group or company, particularly of animals. It refers to a gathering or assembly, especially in the context of marine life such as whales or dolphins.
Think of a large 'gathering' or 'company' of animals when you hear 'cete', as it refers to a group, especially in the ocean.