1. The people, as distinguished from the clergy or the learned class.

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

• loyaity,
• quaity,
• letty,
• lalty,
• flauty,
• latly,
• loality,
• haity,
• laiar,
• qulaity,
• limity,
• lazty,
• layity,
• vality,
• lattly,
• laelty,
• gaeity,
• lagit,
• failty,
• laddy

• lay out,
• lat,
• -let,
• Latia,
• lahti,
• Lattea,
• liter,
• latin,
• lay,
• daily,
• Alit,
• lot,
• layout,
• lath,
• lathe,
• lit,
• latte,
• lair,
• Laday,
• lady,
• -ity,
• later,
• late,
• lathi,
• latta,
• lauth,
• let,
• laid,
• Latoya,
• lathee,
• lad,
• lid,
• Latoyia,
• layette,
• last.

The adjective form of the word "laity" is "lay".

The plural of the "laity" can be the "laities".

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