1. Acquaintance with books; the collective body of literary productions of a country or an age, in general or in some special department; in a special sense, that body of literary compositions which, to the exclusion of merely philosophical, scientific, and technical works, are occupied mainly with that which is spiritual in its nature and imaginative in its form, whether in the world of fact or the world of fiction; the profession of letters; belles letters.

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

• literachure,
• litertature,
• lituerature,
• littature,
• literatre,
• listerature,
• liturture,
• littarature,
• litruture,
• lterature,
• iterature,
• literuature,
• literarute,
• litarature,
• literaute,
• litrature,
• litraure,
• litature,
• literatiure,
• loterature

• literary,
• literati,
• literate,
• literatim,
• littered,
• litterateur.

The adverb form of the word "literature" is "literarily".

The adjective form of the word "literature" is "literary".

The plural of the "literature" can be the "literatures".

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