1. An officer next in rank above a captain, and below a lieutenant-colonel; a person of full age to manage his own concerns; that premise of a syllogism which contains the major term.

2. Greater in number, quantity, or extent; an epithot applied to the modes in which the third is four semitones above the tonic or key-note, and to intervals consisting of four semitones; forming or containing the predicate of the conclusion of a syllogism.

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

• majic,
• micor,
• kajour,
• mayour,
• majove,
• majorty,
• moajor,
• meator,
• mahor,
• majer,
• makor,
• majort,
• majior,
• mejar,
• mojor,
• majore,
• mibor,
• najor,
• majour,
• ajor

• MGEIR,
• Masorah,
• majra,
• mojarra,
• Mojarro,
• mauser,
• makara,
• masur,
• mazur,
• majuri,
• mudger,
• macer,
• mejiro,
• macro,
• masher,
• non-major,
• majora,
• majeure,
• magri,
• Aid-major,
• c-major,
• Macrae,
• maser,
• mager,
• Majorie,
• mejer,
• maker,
• maseru,
• Mauger,
• mezher,
• majuro,
• majar,
• meger,
• MAJOUR,
• mazer,
• masker,
• magar,
• Masora,
• mazhar,
• majura,
• majoor,
• majrooh,
• mujra,
• migiro,
• Majer,
• majeur,
• Maggiore,
• mejor,
• maigre,
• Meijer,
• MJRO,
• Pec.major,
• Mazhira,
• magyar,
• MACRI,
• Mascorro,
• mujer,
• MWJHR,
• mid-major,
• Masser,
• maiger.

The adverb form of the word "major" is "majorly".

The adjective form of the word "major" is "major".

The plural of the "major" can be the "majors".

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