different between veneto vs venetic

Italian

Etymology

From Latin venetus.

Adjective

veneto (feminine veneta, masculine plural veneti, feminine plural venete)

1. of Veneto (region of Italy); from Veneto

Noun

veneto m (plural veneti, feminine veneta)

1. native or inhabitant of Veneto

   Synonym: veneziano

veneto m (uncountable)

1. Venetian (language)

Anagrams

• evento, tenevo

Latin

Adjective

venet?

1. dative masculine singular of venetus
2. dative neuter singular of venetus
3. ablative masculine singular of venetus
4. ablative neuter singular of venetus

Romanian

Etymology

Borrowed from Byzantine Greek or Greek ????????? (venetikós, “Venetian”). Compare also Aromanian venetic, Turkish venedik, Albanian venetik, Slavic venedik?. In Romanian, the word can occasionally carry the connotation of being foreign in a religious sense. The meaning may go back ultimately to Crusader times when the Venetians established several domains in Greece/the Byzantine Empire (see Frankokratia), and the religious differences between the Catholic western "Latins" or "Franks" and the Orthodox Byzantines and Balkanites.

Noun

venetic m (plural venetici)

1. (often pejorative) foreigner, stranger, newcomer, intruder

Synonyms

• str?in

Adjective

venetic

1. (often pejorative) foreign, alien
2. (obsolete) Venetian, from Venice
3. (obsolete) an old Venetian currency, the ducat

Synonyms

• (foreign): str?in
• (Venetian): vene?ian
• (ducat): ducat

Related terms

• Vene?ia