1. The fidelity of a subject to his sovereign; fealty.

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

• allliance,
• ellegance,
• alliegiance,
• alegance,
• alligience,
• allegence,
• alegience,
• allaiance,
• allegeance,
• alligeance,
• alleginence,
• alleigance,
• alligiance,
• allegance,
• alliegance,
• alegiance,
• allegiences,
• alliegience,
• alegiances,
• alligeiance

• Alexander I,
• Alessandra,
• Alejandra,
• alexanders,
• Alginic Acid,
• alexander vi,
• Alexandra,
• alexander,
• Alexandre,
• alleghenies,
• alejandre,
• allegiant,
• alexandria,
• allegheny,
• Alejandro,
• Alexander II,
• Alexander III,
• alexandrine,
• alexandrite.

The adjective form of the word "allegiance" is "allegiant".

The plural of the "allegiance" can be the "allegiances".

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