1. Pertaining to Plato or his philosophy or school. Platonic love, a pure spiritual affection subsisting between the sexes, unmixed with carnal desire, and grounded on intellectual affinities. Plalonic year, the period of the revolution of the equinoxes, being about 26,000 years.

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

• platnim,
• platic,
• platonian,
• platinim,
• eletonic,
• plotonic,
• platonicly,
• platonix,
• platon,
• platonics,
• platstic,
• platunim,
• plantonic,
• platomica,
• platonis,
• clatonia,
• cleytonia,
• poavonia,
• plationic,
• platonicx

• platen,
• platonism,
• platoon,
• platinum,
• platonistic,
• Plattner,
• Plotner,
• plating,
• plutonium,
• platanaceae,
• platner,
• Plotinus,
• platanus,
• platonist,
• pluton,
• plutonic,
• platan,
• plutonian.

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

The plural form of "platonic" is "platonics".

The singular form of the word "platonic" remains unchanged as "platonic".