How to pronounce Cathel?

"The name is dirived from the Romans but can be traced to French and Irish origins. "It derives from the Latin word "castrum", meaning a camp, through the 9th century French or Spanish castel, to the later castillo, catel, catelet, chatel and chateau. As such it is topographical and describes a person who lived in a castle or chateau, or for instance as Catelet, a little castle or chateau. It is recorded in every European country, but has particularly aristocratic associations with Spain, Portugal and France, where nameholders held claims to be known as the Kings of Lyon." Read more: http://www.surnamedb.com/Surname/Cathel#ixzz0qnaOhPj6"

"The name is dirived from the Romans but can be traced to French and Irish origins. "It derives from the Latin word "castrum", meaning a camp, through the 9th century French or Spanish castel, to the later castillo, catel, catelet, chatel and chateau. As such it is topographical and describes a person who lived in a castle or chateau, or for instance as Catelet, a little castle or chateau. It is recorded in every European country, but has particularly aristocratic associations with Spain, Portugal and France, where nameholders held claims to be known as the Kings of Lyon." Read more: http://www.surnamedb.com/Surname/Cathel#ixzz0qnaOhPj6"