English
Etymology
From Middle English, from Old French basilisc, from Latin basiliscus, from Greek basiliskos
Noun
Basilisk
- a mythical snake-like creature reputed to be so venomous its gaze was deadly
#:"The deadly look of the basilisk"
- a type of lizard (genus Basiliscus)
- a type of large brass cannon
Translations
rfc-trans
Czech: bazilišek m
French: basilic :fr:basilic|* (1-3)
Latin: basiliscus
Dutch: basilisk (1,1), basilisk, veldslang (2)
Italian: basilisco m (1,2)
Persian: ا�د�ا� با�دار (ezhdeha-ye baldar) (1)
Norwegian: basilisk m
Polish: bazyliszek m
Portuguese: basilisco m
Russian: ваÑ�илиÑ�к /vasilÃsk/ m
Slovak: bazilisk#Slovak|bazilisk m
Slovene: bazilisk m (1, 2, 3)
See also
w:basilisk|Wikipedia article on the Basilisk
Category:Mythological creatures
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