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fenestrato
noun
fen·es·tra·to
\ˌfenəˈsträt(ˌ)ō\
Definition of fenestrato
-s
: a group of windows considered as a single window divided by mullions or colonnettes (as in Venetian palaces)
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Origin and Etymology of fenestrato
Italian finestrato, from finestrato, adjective, provided with windows, from Latin fenestratus, past participle of fenestrare
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