1. One under the protection or patronage of another.

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

• proter,
• protene,
• protine,
• protetc,
• prodece,
• protete,
• proteck,
• protigy,
• protogue,
• protate,
• prologe,
• prodige,
• protery,
• pristege,
• protegy,
• proveke,
• postege,
• proteien,
• protoge,
• protech

• protease,
• pridgeon,
• proteus,
• protesting,
• protective,
• protester,
• protestant,
• protest,
• protected,
• protection,
• pritchett,
• proteaceae,
• protist,
• pretext,
• protect,
• protegee,
• protecting,
• protector,
• pretzel,
• pridgen.

The adjective form of the word "protege" is "protegear" or "protegeful".

The plural of the "protege" can be the "proteges".

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