finestra
- noun
- /fɪˈnɛstrə/
- In summer, we love to open the finestra to let in the fresh air.
Examples
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The architect designed a beautiful finestra that maximized natural light in the living room.
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She decorated the finestra with colorful curtains to match her home's decor.
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Imma Mons's "La finestra" (The Window) subverts narrative convention by describing corresponding desires that appear destined for common resolution, yet never intersect.
Academic text (2008)
Synonyms
An opening in a wall, roof, or vehicle with glass that lets light in and lets you see outside
A window in a roof or ceiling that lets natural light into a room
A window in a car used to look outside and let air in
A window that sticks out from the wall and makes extra space inside
A window with hinges at the side that opens like a door
A window that sticks out from a wall in a gentle curve to give more light and space
A round opening at the top of a dome that lets in light
Antonyms
How Large
Surface Forms
Etymology
Finestra comes from the old Latin word fenestra, which means 'window'. Think of it as a simple 'window' that lets light and air into a room, which is the same meaning in Italian today.