Venetian

English

Etymology

From Venetia +‎ -an, from Latin Venetia (“Venice”).

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /vəˈniʃən/
• IPA^(key): /vɪˈniːʃən/
• Rhymes: -iːʃən

Adjective

Venetian (not comparable)

1. Of, from, or relating to Venice, Italian city.

Derived terms

• Venetian blind
• Venetian carpet
• Venetian ceruse
• Venetian chalk
• Venetian door
• Venetian glass
• Venetianness
• Venetian red
• Venetian soap
• Venetian sumac
• Venetian swell
• Venetian window

 

Translations

relating to Venice

• Arabic: بُنْدُقَانِيّ (bunduqāniyy)
• Armenian: վենետիկյան (venetikyan)
• Basque: veneziar
• Belarusian: венецыя́нскі (vjenjecyjánski)
• Catalan: venecià (ca)
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 威尼斯的 (Wēinísī de)

• Czech: benátský (cs)
• Danish: venetiansk
• Dutch: Venetiaans (nl)
• Esperanto: veneciana
• Finnish: venetsialainen (fi)
• French: vénitien (fr)
• Galician: veneciano
• Georgian: ვენეციური (veneciuri), ვენეციელი (venecieli)
• German: venezianisch (de)
• Greek: βενετσιάνικος (el) (venetsiánikos)
• Hungarian: velencei (hu)
• Icelandic: feneyskur
• Ido: Veniziana
• (deprecated template usage) {{trans-mid}}
• Irish: Veinéiseach
• Italian: veneziano (it)
• Japanese: ヴェネツィアの (Venetsia no), ベネチアの (Benechia no)
• Khmer: វ៉ិនែសស្យ៉ា (venɛɛhsyaa)
• Norwegian:

  Bokmål: venetiansk

  Nynorsk: venetiansk

• Polish: wenecki (pl)
• Portuguese: veneziano (pt)
• Romanian: venețian (ro)
• Russian: венециа́нский (ru) (veneciánskij)
• Serbo-Croatian:

  Cyrillic: венецѝја̄нскӣ

  Roman: venecìjānskī (sh)

• Spanish: veneciano (es)
• Swedish: venetiansk (sv)
• Ukrainian: венеціа́нський (veneciánsʹkyj)
• Venetian: venessian, venesian (vec), venessiano, venesiano

Noun

Venetian (plural Venetians)

1. An inhabitant or a resident of Venice and the surrounding area.
2. (colloquial) A Venetian blind.
   • 1859, Mowbray Thomson, The Story of Cawnpore:

     We never saw her ladyship, but the attendants told us, that the Venetians of her apartments were not impenetrably opaque from within, and that the old lady had seen us, and was concerned for our welfare.

3. (obsolete, in the plural) galligaskins

Translations

inhabitant of Venice

• Arabic: بُنْدُقَانِيّ m (bunduqāniyy), بُنْدُقَانِيَّة f (bunduqāniyya)
• Armenian: վենետիկցի (venetikcʻi)
• Basque: veneziar
• Belarusian: венецыя́нец m (vjenjecyjánjec), венецыя́нка f (vjenjecyjánka)
• Catalan: venecià (ca) m, veneciana (ca) f
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 威尼斯人 (Wēinísī rén)

• Czech: Benátčan (cs) m, Benátčanka f
• Dutch: Venetiaan (nl) m, Venetiaanse (nl) f
• Esperanto: veneciano (man or woman), venecianino (woman)
• Finnish: venetsialainen (fi)
• French: Vénitien (fr) m, Vénitienne (fr) f
• Galician: veneciano m, veneciana f
• German: Venezianer (de) m, Venezianerin (de) f
• Greek: Βενετσιάνος m (Venetsiános), Βενετσιάνα (el) f (Venetsiána)
• Hungarian: velencei (hu)
• Icelandic: Feneyingur m
• Ido: Veniziano
• Ingush: вендигаз (vendigaz)
• (deprecated template usage) {{trans-mid}}
• Irish: Veinéiseach m
• Italian: veneziano (it) m, veneziana (it) f
• Japanese: ヴェネツィア人 (ヴェネツィアじん, Venetsia-jin), ベネチア人 (ベネチアじん, Benechia-jin)
• Khmer: វ៉ិនែសស្យ៉ា (venɛɛhsyaa)
• Polish: wenecjanin (pl) m, wenecjanka (pl) f
• Portuguese: veneziano (pt) m, veneziana f
• Romanian: venețian (ro) m, venețiană (ro) f
• Russian: венециа́нец (ru) m (veneciánec), венециа́нин (ru) m (veneciánin), венециа́нка (ru) f (veneciánka)
• Serbo-Croatian:

  Cyrillic: Венеција́нац m, Венецѝја̄нка f

  Roman: Venecijánac (sh) m, Venecìjānka f

• Spanish: veneciano (es) m, veneciana (es) f
• Swedish: venetian c, venetianare c (man or woman), venetianska (sv) c (woman)
• Turkish: Venedikli
• Ukrainian: венеціа́нець m (veneciánecʹ), венеціа́нка f (veneciánka)
• Venetian: venessian m, venessiano m, venessiana f, venesian (vec) m, venesiano m, venesiana f

Proper noun

Venetian

1. The Romance language spoken mostly in the Veneto region of Italy. It should not be confused with Venetic, an extinct Indo-European Italic language once spoken in the same area.
2. The form of this language spoken in Venice.

Translations

Romance language spoken in Veneto

• Armenian: Վենետիկի բարբառ (Venetiki barbaṙ)
• Basque: veneziera (eu)
• Catalan: vènet (ca) m
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 威尼斯語／威尼斯语 (wēinísīyǔ), 威尼斯语 (Wēinísī yǔ)

• Finnish: venetsia (fi), veneto (fi)
• French: vénitien (fr) m
• Galician: véneto (gl) m
• Greek: βενετικά (el) n pl (venetiká)
• Italian: veneto (it) m
• Japanese: ヴェネト語 (ヴェネトご, Veneto-go), ベネト語 (ベネトご, Beneto-go)
• (deprecated template usage) {{trans-mid}}
• Polish: wenecki (pl) m
• Portuguese: vêneto (pt) m, véneto (pt) m
• Russian: вене́тский (ru) m (venétskij)
• Serbo-Croatian:

  Cyrillic: венецѝја̄нскӣ m

  Roman: venecìjānskī (sh) m

• Spanish: véneto (es) m
• Swedish: venetianska (sv) c
• Turkish: Venedikçe (tr)
• Venetian: vèneto (vec) m, łéngua vèneta f

form of Venetian spoken in Venice

• Catalan: venecià (ca) m
• Finnish: Venetsian murre
• Galician: veneciano m
• Italian: veneziano (it) m
• Japanese: ヴェネツィア語 (ja) (ヴェネツィアご, Venetsia-go), ベネチア語 (ベネチアご, Benechia-go)
• (deprecated template usage) {{trans-mid}}
• Portuguese: veneziano (pt) m
• Romanian: venețiană (ro) f
• Spanish: veneciano (es) m
• Venetian: venesian (vec) m, venessian m

See also

• Wiktionary’s coverage of Venetian terms

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Anagrams

• Aventine