Titian

See also: titian

English

self-portrait of Titian

Etymology

Anglicized form of Italian Tiziano, from Latin Titiānus.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ˈtɪʃən/
• Rhymes: -ɪʃən

Proper noun

Titian

1. A sixteenth century Italian painter, Tiziano Vecellio.
2. A male given name.

Derived terms

• titian
• Titianesque

Translations

sixteenth century Italian painter

• Afrikaans: Titiaan
• Arabic: تِيتِيَان m (tītiyān)
• Armenian: Տիցիան (Ticʻian)
• Asturian: Ticianu m
• Azerbaijani: Tisian
• Belarusian: Тыцыя́н m (Tycyján)
• Bulgarian: Тициа́н m (Ticián)
• Burmese: တစ်ရှန် (tachran)
• Catalan: Ticià m
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 提香 (Tíxiāng)

• Czech: Tizian m
• Danish: Tizian c
• Dutch: Titiaan m
• Esperanto: Ticiano
• Estonian: Tizian
• Finnish: Tizian
• French: Titien (fr) m, le Titien m
• Georgian: ტიციანი (ṭiciani)
• German: Tizian m
• Greek: Τιτσιάνο (el) m (Titsiáno)
• Hebrew: טִיצִיָאן m (Titzián)
• Italian: Tiziano (it) m
• Japanese: ティツィアーノ (Titsiāno)
• Korean: 티치아노 (Tichiano)
• Latin: Titiānus m
• Latvian: Ticiāns m
• Lithuanian: Ticianas m
• Macedonian: Ти́цијан m (Tícijan)
• Malayalam: ടിഷ്യൻ (ṭiṣyaṉ)
• Maltese: Tizjanu m
• Occitan: Tician m
• Persian: تیسین (tisyen)
• Piedmontese: Tissian m
• Polish: Tycjan (pl) m
• Portuguese: Ticiano m
• Romanian: Tițian m
• Russian: Тициа́н m (Ticián)
• Serbo-Croatian:

  Cyrillic: Тицијан m

  Roman: Tizian m, Ticijan m

• Spanish: Ticiano m, Tiziano m
• Swedish: Tizian c
• Thai: ทิเชียน (tí-chiian), ทิชัน (tí-chan)
• Tibetan: ཌི་ཛི་ཨ་ནོ (ḍi dzi a no)
• Ukrainian: Тіціа́н m (Ticián)
• Uzbek: Titsian
• Venetian: Tiziano (vec) m, Tissiano m, Tisiano m
• West Frisian: Tytsiaan m

Further reading

• Titian on Wikipedia.Wikipedia