1. Among the ancient Romans, a soldier or functionary who, having completed his term of service, was allowed to retire honourably from public duty. In England, one, such as a professor, who is retired from office with a pension after long service.

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

• emirites,
• emmeritus,
• emerates,
• emerats,
• emaratus,
• emiritus,
• emerius,
• emeretes,
• emerites,
• emertius,
• emeritius,
• emerittus,
• ameritus,
• temerious,
• Amerikus,
• evaristus,
• Everistus,
• uteritus,
• uteritius,
• therigus

• emits,
• emirate,
• emert,
• emmert,
• Emerita,
• merits.

The adjective form of the word "emeritus" is "emeritus" itself.

The plural of the "emeritus" can be the "emeriti".

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