1. Declaration; proclamation; a cycle of fifteen years, instituted by Constantine the Great, and begun January 1, A.D. S13; originally, a tax for the payment of discharged troops.

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

• indicition,
• undiction,
• jndiction,
• kndiction,
• ondiction,
• 9ndiction,
• 8ndiction,
• ibdiction,
• imdiction,
• ijdiction,
• ihdiction,
• insiction,
• inxiction,
• inciction,
• inriction,
• ineiction,
• induction,
• inidction,
• indocition,
• endiction

• inductance,
• indicant,
• intact,
• indignation,
• indication,
• indict,
• indiscipline,
• indicative,
• indexation,
• indiscretion,
• Indicating,
• indictment,
• indiscreet,
• indoctrinate,
• indictable,
• intactness,
• indistinct,
• induct,
• intoxication,
• Indicatory,
• indigestion,
• indicator,
• induction,
• indigo,
• indigotin,
• inductor.

The adjective form of the word "indiction" is "indictive".

The plural of the "indiction" can be the "indictions".

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