1. One on his trial; a novice; in Scotland, one who is licensed to preach and eligible for a charge.

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

• probations,
• probationry,
• probationees,
• probationery,
• orobationer,
• lrobationer,
• -robationer,
• 0robationer,
• peobationer,
• pdobationer,
• pfobationer,
• ptobationer,
• p5obationer,
• p4obationer,
• pribationer,
• prkbationer,
• probatoner,
• probitioner,
• -probationers,
• Probitionel

• privateer,
• probationary,
• probative,
• privation,
• probation,
• probate court,
• Prevatte,
• probate will,
• prefatorial,
• privateness,
• propitiousness,
• prefatory.

The adjective form of the word "probationer" is "probationary".

The plural of the "probationer" can be the "probationers".

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