1. A ruler; the clergyman of a parish who has the unappropriated tithes of the parish; the head-master of a public school; the chief elective officer in some universities, as in France and Scotland; the superior of a convent.

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

• recors,
• reltor,
• erecter,
• lecter,
• restor,
• sectour,
• recrutor,
• reator,
• dctor,
• recuter,
• driector,
• dorector,
• roator,
• renactor,
• eirector,
• hecto,
• sectur,
• sectoer,
• ector,
• rectom

• rester,
• restroom,
• restrict,
• rest area,
• restorer,
• restraint,
• restoril,
• restrain,
• restrepo,
• rectory,
• restored,
• restart,
• Reisdorf,
• restore,
• reactor.

The adjective form of the word "rector" is "rectorial".

The plural of the "rector" can be the "rectors".

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