1. Relating or pertaining to the Church or the body of the clergy. Ecclesiastical Courts, the courts in which the canon law is administered, and spiritual causes determined; courts in Presbyterian churches that determine doctrine and discipline. The Ecclesiastical States, the territories once subject to the Pope of Rome as the ecclesiastical and temporal ruler. Ecclesiastical music, compositions written for the Church, but more particularly anthems, services, masses, and other cathedral music.

2. A person in orders or consecrated to the service of the Church and the ministry of religion.

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

• ecclesiasties,
• eclesiastic,
• wcclesiastic,
• scclesiastic,
• dcclesiastic,
• rcclesiastic,
• 4cclesiastic,
• 3cclesiastic,
• exclesiastic,
• evclesiastic,
• efclesiastic,
• edclesiastic,
• ecxlesiastic,
• ecvlesiastic,
• ecflesiastic,
• ecdlesiastic,
• ecclessiastic,
• ecclesiactic,
• ecclesiastis,
• ecclessiast

• ecclesiastical,
• Eccles Cake,
• Ecclesiastes,
• eccleston,
• ecclesiasticism,
• Ecclesiology,
• Ecclesiasticus.

The adjective form of the word "ecclesiastic" is "ecclesiastical".

The plural of the "ecclesiastic" can be the "ecclesiastics".

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