IPA: /ˈpænələs/
KK: /ˈpænələs/
Describing something, especially a window or building, that does not have any panes of glass.
The old house had a paneless window that let in the cold air.
Paneless → It is formed from "panel" (from Old French *panel*, meaning a flat piece or section) and "-ess" (a suffix used to denote absence or lack of). The word "paneless" means lacking a panel or having no panel.
Think of a flat section or piece ('panel') that is missing or absent ('-ess'). This helps you remember that 'paneless' means without a panel.