1. A place of skulls, the mount where Christ was crucified; in Rom. Cath. countries, an elevation on which crosses representing the crucifixion are erected for purposes of devotion; a cross so called, set upon steps.

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

• calavry,
• calvery,
• calgory,
• salviary,
• cavlary,
• calcary,
• chilvary,
• collary,
• gallary,
• calvalry,
• calavary,
• galary,
• cavary,
• culnary,
• calenary,
• rilvary,
• culiary,
• clavary,
• calagary,
• calgery

• Calvert,
• salivary,
• calliper,
• calvaria,
• Calvery,
• call for,
• cavalry.

The adjective form of "calvary" is "calvarial".

The plural of the "calvary" can be the "calvaries".

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