1. An assumed substratum or basis of being; substance; the distinct substance or subsistence of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, in the Godhead; elementary substance; sediment.

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

• hyperpeisis,
• gypostasis,
• bypostasis,
• nypostasis,
• jypostasis,
• uypostasis,
• yypostasis,
• htpostasis,
• hgpostasis,
• hhpostasis,
• hupostasis,
• h7postasis,
• h6postasis,
• hyoostasis,
• hylostasis,
• hypostasia,
• hyppostasis,
• hypostasies,
• hypostasise,
• hipostasis

• hypostatise,
• hypesthesia,
• hypostatize.

The adjective form of the word "hypostasis" is "hypostatic".

The plural of the "hypostasis" can be the "hypostases".

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