1. An inscription on a building, &c., expressive of its use or appropriation; a citation from some author, or a sentence framed for the purpose, placed at the commencement of a work; a motto.

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

• epicarpl,
• epikarp,
• wpigraph,
• spigraph,
• dpigraph,
• rpigraph,
• 4pigraph,
• 3pigraph,
• eoigraph,
• eligraph,
• epigrapgh,
• epigraphy,
• epigrah,
• epigarph,
• eppigraph,
• apogrph,
• ediograph,
• epigael,
• lexigrapy,
• onmigraph

• epigram,
• epigraphy.

The adjective form of the word "epigraph" is "epigraphic".

The plural of the "epigraph" can be the "epigraphs".

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