1. The last of the three Jewish divisions of the Old Testament, embracing Ps., Prov., Job, Dan., Ezra, Nehem., Ruth, Esth., Chron., Cant., Lam., and Eceles.; in the Rom. Cath. Church, the lives of the saints.

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

• gagiography,
• bagiography,
• jagiography,
• uagiography,
• yagiography,
• hzgiography,
• hsgiography,
• hwgiography,
• hqgiography,
• hafiography,
• haviography,
• habiography,
• hahiography,
• hayiography,
• hagiolgraphy,
• hagioghraphy,
• hagiograhpy,
• haggiography,
• tharmography,
• Chalkography

• hagiographist,
• Hagiographer,
• hagiographa.

The adjective form of the word "hagiography" is "hagiographic".

The plural of the "hagiography" can be the "hagiographies".

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