retikulo

Retikulo is a term used in several languages to denote a net-like structure or pattern, derived from the Latin reticulum, meaning “little net.” The form is encountered in linguistic contexts as a noun or adjective describing meshwork, lattice, or venation, and it has been adopted in various fields to convey a sense of interconnectedness or woven design.

In science and medicine, retikulo commonly appears in non-English texts as a translation or variant for reticulum, a network of channels, fibers, or cavities. This usage appears in descriptions of cellular, tissue, or vascular networks where structures resemble a net or mesh and where the term helps convey a fine, interconnected architecture.

In design and crafts, retikulo refers to lattice or net patterns used in textiles, metalwork, tiling, or graphic textures. Retikulo motifs are employed to evoke intricacy, permeability, or structural interconnection in art and product design.

In fiction and popular culture, Retikulo is used as a proper name in several works, sometimes referring to a city, district, or realm within fantasy or science fiction settings. It also appears as a brand or organizational name in speculative narratives.

See also: reticulum, reticulation, reticular.