This is the 492nd most frequent Italian word.
ce
"Ce" in Italian means "there" or is used for emphasis, often combined with the verb "essere" (to be).
In this sentence, 'ce' is a partitive pronoun that combines with 'l'ho' (I have it), emphasizing accomplishment.
Ce l'ho fatta.
I made it.
Here, 'ce' is used in combination with 'è' (is) to mean 'there is', indicating existence.
Non c'è nulla di cui preoccuparsi.
There is nothing to worry about.
In this example, 'ce' is used reflexively with 'ricordarci' (to remind ourselves), emphasizing the shared context.