1. The wing or side passage of a church, separated from the central part, called the nave and choir, by pillars.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• elsle,
• aplle,
• mysle,
• eaisley,
• vaisly,
• aisde,
• fasle,
• avale,
• passle,
• ashle,
• isile,
• tassle,
• afule,
• casle,
• loisle,
• faisl,
• asslo,
• asley,
• cirle,
• isee

• all-time,
• alloy,
• wawl,
• awhile,
• aichele,
• allow,
• oleo,
• all-round,
• save-all,
• alee,
• whale,
• willow,
• wale,
• Whale-oil,
• whole,
• well-knit,
• long-wool,
• while,
• ala,
• ilo,
• ali,
• all-mains,
• aeolia,
• aioli,
• ull,
• wheal,
• two-wheel,
• will,
• walleye,
• waylay,
• ill-bred,
• ill-being,
• end-all,
• wail,
• oleo-oil,
• awheel,
• elli,
• ill-will,
• ill-willy,
• well-fed,
• allah,
• all,
• weill,
• well-read,
• ill-fated,
• eel,
• weil,
• elia,
• oil-well,
• ill-used,
• wily,
• alley,
• ill,
• aloe,
• waul,
• well-made,
• olea,
• spend-all,
• wallah,
• islay,
• weal,
• oil,
• well-kept,
• know-all,
• alleyway,
• oily,
• ill-treat,
• well-bred,
• wally,
• ell,
• well-done,
• ailey,
• olla,
• ail,
• wile,
• ill-use,
• well-nigh,
• well-set,
• self-will,
• ally,
• woolley,
• all-fired,
• cusk-eel,
• isle,
• well-worn,
• ill-timed,
• all-out,
• well,
• ill-famed,
• Eel-oil,
• oil-fired,
• all-right,
• owl,
• allay,
• wheel,
• cure-all,
• awl,
• awol,
• wall-less,
• woolly,
• wallow,
• wool,
• wall,
• ill-fed,
• wholly,
• ill-usage,
• willowy,
• ale,
• all-wheel,
• well-off,
• ola.

The adjective form of the word "aisle" is "aisle".

The plural of the "aisle" can be the "aisles".

The singular of the "aisle" can be the "aisle".