1. Command proclaimed by authority; an order issued by a prince to his subjects, as a rule or law requiring obedience; notice of an ecclesiastical decree.

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

• ediot,
• effct,
• edapt,
• adict,
• dirct,
• educat,
• editd,
• perdict,
• elict,
• eaigt,
• redirct,
• educte,
• dedect,
• edicate,
• eddect,
• edikit,
• eradict,
• edite,
• eticet,
• erict

• educate,
• educator,
• educated,
• addict,
• duct,
• edacity,
• edstrom,
• edgett,
• indict,
• evict,
• edit,
• verdict,
• educatee.

The adjective form of the word "edict" is "edictal".

The plural of the "edict" can be the "edicts".

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