Neptunia Feb 5, 2016:

I think you might find the Corning Museum Glass Dictionary very useful. They are quite an authoritative source for technical details. Murrina: "These terms are used inconsistently, especially in the context of contemporary glass. When used as a noun, murrina usually refers to a multicolored element embedded in an object, whereas murrine most often refers to slices of a complex cane."
http://www.cmog.org/research/glass-dictionary

Lara Barnett Feb 5, 2016:

Context Stefano could be right, but in this case I would use a gloss. However, I don't think we should assume anything till more context is posted.

Lisa Jane Feb 5, 2016:

really need the whole sentance in this case! I would be inclined to agree with Stefano but the context is needed

Marco Solinas Feb 5, 2016:

To: Asker Could you post the entire sentence? Probably, it should be translated as "Murano" (as an adjective), but it depends on the entire context.