1. In ancient Rome, a registration every five years of the number, condition, and property of the citizens. In modern use, an official enumeration of the inhabitants of a country.

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

• censis,
• ceeses,
• sensuos,
• menisus,
• consous,
• scenses,
• cenius,
• cesnus,
• zenus,
• ceses,
• cencus,
• celisus,
• censour,
• cenus,
• celsus,
• cenres,
• cnesus,
• consius,
• ensus,
• censes

• censor,
• Censuses,
• senses,
• censors,
• celsius,
• ceases.

The adjective form of the word "census" is "censual".

The plural of the "census" can be the "censuses".

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