1. A state of being in holy orders; scholarship; the office or situation of a clerk.

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

• xlerkship,
• vlerkship,
• flerkship,
• dlerkship,
• ckerkship,
• cperkship,
• coerkship,
• clwrkship,
• clerksehip,
• clership,
• clarkship,
• clietnship,
• clerkshipe,
• clerushial,
• clerkeshp,
• clarkeship,
• clarkshp,
• clarkeshipe,
• clarkshep,
• clershep

• Claris,
• Clarisa,
• clerking,
• clerisy,
• clowers.

The adjective form of the word "clerkship" is "clerical".

The plural of the "clerkship" can be the "clerkships".

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