1. One of a sect in the United States, founded in 1830 by Joseph Smith, and taking its name from the Book of Mormon, alleged to have been written in 420 for the church of the latter days, and committed into Smith's hands by the angel of the Lord in 1827, as the sole medium by which the church could recover her long forfeited privileges as the bride of Christ.

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

• mormory,
• momen,
• morden,
• vermon,
• mormom,
• morron,
• murmor,
• moman,
• hormony,
• mormens,
• coomon,
• moreon,
• morhone,
• normin,
• mosion,
• mornan,
• mormans,
• ommon,
• firmon,
• morming

• mormons,
• Marmon,
• mormonism,
• mourning,
• Mohrmann,
• morman,
• moorman.

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

The plural of the "mormon" can be the "mormons".

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