Venetian in Greek
Venetian in Greek is βενετσιάνικος, βενετικός, ενετικός — Venetian means relating to the city of Venice or its surrounding Veneto region in Italy.
Venetian in Greek
What does "Venetian" mean?
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adj Relating to the city of Venice or its surrounding Veneto region in Italy.
"The palazzo is a fine example of Venetian architecture."
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noun A person from Venice.
"The old Venetian told us stories about the canals in his youth."
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noun A type of window blind made of horizontal slats that can be tilted to control light.
"She closed the venetian blinds to block the afternoon sun."
Venetian in a sentence
- The palazzo is a fine example of Venetian architecture.
- The old Venetian told us stories about the canals in his youth.
- She closed the venetian blinds to block the afternoon sun.
Common Greek translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "Venetian" in Greek?
"Venetian" in Greek is βενετσιάνικος, βενετικός, ενετικός. Venetian means: Relating to the city of Venice or its surrounding Veneto region in Italy.
How do you pronounce βενετσιάνικος?
"Venetian" in Greek is βενετσιάνικος, pronounced "venetsianikos".
How do you use "Venetian" in a sentence?
Example: "The palazzo is a fine example of Venetian architecture." In Greek, "Venetian" is βενετσιάνικος, βενετικός, ενετικός.
Are there other ways to say "Venetian" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 7 translations listed for "Venetian": βενετσιάνικος, βενετικός, ενετικός, Βενετός, Βενετσιάνα, Βενετσιάνος.