Venetian in Irish
Venetian in Irish is Veinéiseach — Venetian means relating to the city of Venice or its surrounding Veneto region in Italy.
Venetian in Irish
Veinéiseach
Veinéiseach
A native or inhabitant of the city of Venice or surrounding province, Veneto region, northeastern Italy.
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."
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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.
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What is "Venetian" in Irish?
"Venetian" in Irish is Veinéiseach. Venetian means: Relating to the city of Venice or its surrounding Veneto region in Italy.
How do you use "Venetian" in a sentence?
Example: "The palazzo is a fine example of Venetian architecture." In Irish, "Venetian" is Veinéiseach.
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