1. An order or a class; a summum genus, or highest class, that is, a class which comes under no higher, of which classes Aristotle reckoned up ten; in the philosophy of Kant, one of the twelve primitive forms of thought contributed by the understanding independently of experience.

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

• ccategory,
• catgeory,
• categaory,
• catergory,
• cagegory,
• cateogry,
• catigorys,
• categorie,
• catogry,
• categdory,
• calgory,
• catogory,
• categopry,
• catogary,
• cadagory,
• chategory,
• catgory,
• cartegory,
• catregory,
• cadigory

• categorial,
• categorical,
• categoric,
• categorem,
• categorized,
• categoreme,
• categorize,
• categorise,
• categorised.

The adjective form of the word "category" is "categorical".

The plural of the "category" can be the "categories".

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