Venetian

Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 119
vē-nē′shan, adj. of or belonging to Venice .— n. a native or inhabitant of Venice: a strong tape for Venetian-blinds: a domino.— n. Venē′tian-blind , a blind for windows formed of thin slips of wood, so hung as to admit of being set either edgewise or overlapping.— adj. Venē′tianed , furnished with Venetian-blinds.— ns. Venē′tian-gla , a delicate and beautiful gla made by the craftsmen of Venice into mirrors, cups, goblets, ., its forms reflecting its Oriental origin, famous since the middle ages; Venē′tian-style , the type of the Renai ance architecture developed in Venice , highly decorative and original.
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