1. A beam or sleeper tenoned into a girder, to support the ends of joists on both sides.

2. Sleeping; at rest or not in action; in a sleeping posture; not used; leaning; the posture of an animal in a sleeping attitude, with the head resting on the fore paws. Dormant partner, a sleeping partner, a partner who takes no share in the active business of a partnership, but is entitled to a share of the profits, and subject to a share in losses.

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

• domint,
• docment,
• permant,
• domiant,
• formand,
• dooman,
• dormat,
• doorment,
• gorment,
• dormit,
• doinant,
• dorminant,
• dormint,
• domnt,
• dormiant,
• adorment,
• doment,
• dorment,
• domanet,
• documant

• domain,
• dornan,
• dominant,
• dorman,
• dominate,
• doorman,
• dormancy,
• torment,
• dohrmann,
• demand,
• Dorminy,
• Dorminey,
• don't.

The adjective form of the word "dormant" is "dormant".

The plural form of the word "dormant" does not change and remains as "dormant".

The singular form of the word "dormant" is "dormancy", which is a noun.