Noun:

ପ୍ରାସାଦ,

basilical's Usage Examples:

It has a basilical plan, with spires above the nave and entrance, and is built of burnt brick.

Early Byzantine churches were predominantly basilical or centrally planned (e.

It is the largest basilical church in the Baltic States.

It consists of basilical plant, with three naves, which have the same height.

The church building is a basilical structure with one nave.

Large churches are basilical with a nave flanked by aisles and divided by an arcade.

Byzantine era (5th - 7th Centuries AD) monastic site that consists of a basilical church erected at the entrance to a natural cave.

Maggiore has retained much of its original internal arrangement, its vast basilical proportions, its simple apsidal end, its great colonnade supporting a.

The church has a basilical layout (three naves and semicircular apses).

The church has a basilical plan of nave and aisles, and like Groß St.

remains are today obscured by dense foliage, except for the apse of the basilical audience hall, which pokes out from the tree tops.

The tiny chapel built by Saint James later gave way to a basilicalike enclosure during Constantine I's time; subsequently being transformed into Romanesque, then Gothic then Mudéjar styles.

the Roman governors, but more probably a small forum linked with a vast basilical hall, which was worked on in the 3rd century.