eolienne
noun
eo·li·enne
(ˌ)āˌōlēˈen,
(ˌ)ēˌō-
plural -s
: a lustrous lightweight dress fabric woven with a silk warp and coarser filling threads of wool, rayon, or cotton that make a fine cross rib
Word History
Etymology
French éolienne, from feminine of éolien Aeolean (of Aeolus), from Aeolus + French -ien -ian