The Venetian language.

Of the Republic of Venice, which existed from 8th to the 18th century.

The Venetian (Las Vegas), a resort hotel and casino in Las Vegas, Nevada.

Venetian School, a group of music composers.

The Venetians (Australian band), a pop music band of the mid 1980s.

Venetian Snares, the performing name of Canadian breakcore/IDM musician Aaron Funk.

The town of Venetian Village, Illinois (3,082 people in 2000).

The Venetian Macao, a hotel and casino in Macau, China.

Venetian Pool, a public pool in Coral Gables, Florida.

The Anonymous Venetian (film), a 1970 Italian movie by E. M. Salerno.

Venetian red, an artist's pigment.

Venetians in Movement, an Italian political party.

Disney's Venetian Resort, an unrealized project for Walt Disney World, Florida.

The neighborhood of Venetian Isles, New Orleans, Louisiana.

Venetian Gothic architecture, originated in the 14th century.

The Venetian Affair (film), a 1967 spy movie.

Of several ancient tribes called Veneti; more properly, Venetic.

The Venetian Twins (musical comedy), a 1979 play by Nick Enricht.

Venetian ceruse, 16th century white lead based cosmetic.

Venetian mask, traditionally worn in the Venetian carnival.

Hythe Venetian Fete, a traditional carnival of Kent, England.

Venetian soup.

Venetian Court, a resort in Capitola, California.

Village on Venetian Bay, a waterside shopping district in Naples, Florida.

Of Venice, or any other city of the same name; see Venice (disambiguation).

Of Venetia (region) in northeast Italy, or any other place called Venetia.

Rarely, of the Veneto region of Italy; more properly, Venetan.

Venetian Albania and Venetian Slovenia, former possessions of the Republic of Venice.

Venetian Causeway and Venetian Islands in Biscayne Bay, Florida.

Venetic language, spoken by the ancient Adriatic Veneti