1. Existing and regulating the intercourse between different nations; pertaining to the international.

2. A secret society with widespread ramifications through Europe, the object of which appears to be the emancipation of labour, and the assertion everywhere of the sovereign rights of the working man, to the extinction of all merely national and class interests.

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

• internaitonal,
• internationly,
• intemational,
• iternational,
• itnernational,
• intertantional,
• internattional,
• internatinoal,
• inteernational,
• internationsl,
• internationl,
• internatiinal,
• internnational,
• ininternational,
• interntaional,
• internatial,
• intrnational,
• internationial,
• internetional,
• internationalay

• intermission,
• internal rhyme,
• intermediation,
• internationalize,
• interpreting,
• interpolate,
• interpolation,
• internationalise,
• internal revenue,
• intercalate,
• internal organ,
• internuncio,
• internalization,
• interrogate,
• internment,
• intercalation,
• internalize,
• interruption,
• interpretative,
• interferon,
• interactional,
• intersection,
• internecine,
• intentional,
• intersecting,
• interception,
• interjection,
• internal drive,
• interpenetration,
• internal control,
• internationalist,
• intertribal,
• internationally,
• internalisation,
• interrogatory,
• intertwine,
• interposition,
• interfering,
• interaction,
• intermural,
• intercession,
• interlingua,
• intertrigo,
• intertwined,
• internalise,
• interbrain,
• intervention,
• interconnection,
• induration,
• interpellation,
• internal ear,
• internal angle,
• interlinear,
• in the raw,
• internally,
• intertidal,
• interpersonal,
• internationalism,
• internationale,
• interrogator,
• internationality,
• interstitial,
• interrelation,
• interdiction,
• interoception,
• interlineal,
• interrelate,
• interpretation,
• interrogation.

The adjective form of the word "international" is "interational".

The plural of the "international" can be the "internationals".

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