To bind, to tie, to weave together — the making of a connection, from which nexus and connect descend. Latin. Not the things joined and not the joining's result: the act of running the thread between them.
Latin nectere (to bind, to tie, to weave together), the root that also gives nexus and connect; the act of running the thread between two things, not the things joined and not the joining's result.
To bind, to tie, to weave together — the making of a connection. The house's own writing organ, named for the act of the thread rather than for what it joins.