1. The official proof of wills; a certified copy of a will proved; the right or jurisdiction of proving wills. Court of Probate, a court for the proof of wills.

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

• privbate,
• probaley,
• probatin,
• robate,
• probalty,
• provat,
• priorate,
• pricate,
• probaly,
• protete,
• probale,
• promade,
• probay,
• proated,
• protate,
• propaty,
• problme,
• propiate,
• problie,
• proivate

• privately,
• privates,
• probative,
• probity,
• proofed,
• probation,
• prefatory,
• prevatt,
• privatize,
• privateer,
• privation,
• Prevatte,
• private,
• previte,
• privatise.

The adjective form of the word "probate" is "probative".

The plural of the "probate" can be the "probates".

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