1. The system of knighthood with its usages and privileges, being originally a military organization for the defence of Christendom against the Pagan and the Turk; the body or order of knights, or any such body; the qualifications of a knight, such as dignity, courtesy, bravery, respect for the right, respect for womanly dignity and purity, and military address; a tenure of lands by knight's service.

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

• chivalery,
• shivalry,
• chevalry,
• chivaly,
• shivilry,
• chilvary,
• chivelry,
• chivilry,
• chivlary,
• shivelry,
• chivarly,
• chvalry,
• chivary,
• shilvalry,
• chivilary,
• chilvalry,
• shivary,
• chivlrey,
• civalry,
• chiralgya

• chivalric,
• chivalrous,
• chevalier.

The adjective form of the word "chivalry" is "chivalrous".

The plural of the "chivalry" can be the "chivalries".

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