1. A large building to lodge soldiers in, generally plural; originally a collection of huts covered with branches.

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

• barral,
• baracka,
• brack,
• borack,
• barack,
• barricks,
• barabck,
• berracks,
• barrall,
• breack,
• marraca,
• barck,
• barraks,
• baack,
• backack,
• barock,
• berack,
• barrate,
• barrecks,
• barick

• bark,
• Baruch,
• bars,
• BAROS,
• barga,
• barcia,
• barsh,
• Barko,
• barsch,
• Barrick,
• bargo,
• barks,
• barraza,
• baric,
• barrs,
• barsky,
• barky,
• barriga,
• barwick,
• baars,
• BARCO,
• barrage,
• Barras,
• baraka,
• Barocio,
• bairiki,
• barge,
• Barak.

The adverb form for the word "barrack" is "barrackingly".

The adjective form of the word "barrack" is "barrack-like".

The plural of the "barrack" can be the "barracks".

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