paned

[peynd] /peɪnd/

adjective

having panes (usually used in combination):

a diamond-paned window.

Origin of paned

1545-1555

First recorded in 1545-55; pane + -ed³

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His paned hose were of black velvet, lined with purple silk, which garniture appeared at the slashes.

The Fortunes of Nigel Sir Walter Scott
Also two old short garments, paned of satin Bruges and of sarcenet of divers colours in the bodies.

Fifteenth Century Prose and Verse Various
Twelve-paned sashes were also used in various ways in combination with six, eight and nine paned sashes.

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