1. Among the Romans, a citizen who put himself under the protection of a man of distinction and influence, termed his patron; one who employs a lawyer as his agent in legal matters, or in a case at court; a dependant.

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

• clinto,
• clientws,
• cklient,
• clietn,
• cliant,
• clini,
• claients,
• clifft,
• jliet,
• clientis,
• clieints,
• claen,
• cliented,
• clien,
• clienta,
• cllient,
• clents,
• valient,
• lignt,
• clieants

• lent,
• clientele,
• clanton,
• silent,
• clinton,
• cleaned,
• cleanthes,
• cling,
• clintonia,
• clontz,
• clianthus,
• Clint,
• glint,
• clonts,
• clientage,
• clean out,
• clematis.

The adjective form of the word "client" is "clientele".

The plural of the "client" can be the "clients".

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