1. One whose dictates are followed; one invested for a time with absolute authority, especially in ancient Rome, in times of exigence and danger.

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

• dicktator,
• dictatin,
• dicatator,
• dictater,
• dictartor,
• dictor,
• dicators,
• dictoator,
• dictats,
• dictaor,
• dicator,
• dectator,
• decrator,
• dicatators,
• decator,
• distator,
• distater,
• dectetor,
• dectators,
• cuctator

• dictated,
• dictate,
• digitate,
• dictatorial,
• dictates,
• dictation.

The adjective form of the word "dictator" is "dictatorial".

The plural of the "dictator" can be the "dictators".

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