bazilika
Prvobitno kod starih Grka: dvorana sa sedištem arhonta basileusa u Ateni; potom, god Grka i Rimljana: zgrada za trgovanje i pravne poslove koja se sastojala iz dve dvorane na stubovima, jedne za publiku, a druge za sudije (tribunal); tip prvih hrišćanskih crkava; saborna, glavna crkva (takođe: vasilika); anat. glavna vena na pokoručici.
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basilica
IPA: / bəzɪləkə /ETYM Latin basilica, Greek basilike (sc. oikia or stoa from basilikos royal, from basileys king.
1. A Roman building used for public administration.
2. An early Christian church designed like a Roman basilica; or a Roman Catholic church or cathedral accorded certain privileges.
Roman Catholic church given special privileges.
Rectangular building with colonnades along its length, dividing it into nave and aisles; early Christian church; Roman Catholic, church having certain liturgical privileges.
Roman public building; a large roofed hall flanked by columns, generally with an aisle on each side, used for judicial or other public business. The earliest known basilica, at Pompeii, dates from the 2nd century BC. This architectural form was adopted by the early Christians for their churches.
Roman basilica