1. An oblong public hall among the Romans for the transaction of business and the administration of justice, with at length a semicircular recess at the end for the judges; a Christian church on the same plan; a structure over the grave of a royal person; the middle vein of the arm.

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

• basiic,
• bibilica,
• basalic,
• basilcy,
• bascilica,
• basillica,
• basiliry,
• bazilica,
• basilic,
• basilicca,
• basalica,
• basilaca,
• basillican,
• basilican,
• basalican,
• bassica,
• basilie,
• basillic,
• basilicl,
• basilico

• basilisk,
• basilicata,
• bacillus,
• bacillaceae,
• basilican,
• basiliscus,
• basileus.

The adjective form of the word "basilica" is "basilican".

The plural of the "basilica" can be the "basilicas".

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