1. Articles necessary or convenient for housekeeping; whatever is added to the interior of a house or apartment for use or convenience; equipage; decorations; the implements of an art; the material, of either wood or metal, which keeps the pages bound fast together, and likewise separates them so as to allow a uniform margin, at the head and sides of each page, when the printed sheet is folded; the brasswork of locks, windows, knobs of doors, shutters, &c., of a house.

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

• furnitue,
• furnature,
• firnuture,
• furiniture,
• furnuture,
• furnituire,
• furnaiture,
• forniture,
• furtiture,
• fernature,
• furniutre,
• furnitures,
• furture,
• furiture,
• furtniture,
• ferniture,
• furntire,
• fornitures,
• funriture,
• furtinture

• future.

The adjective form of the word "furniture" is "furniture-related".

The plural form of the word "furniture" is also "furniture".

The singular form of the word "furniture" is "furniture". The word does not change its form in the singular.