1. Pertaining to a republic; consisting of a commonwealth; according to the spirit or manner of a republic.

2. One who favours or prefers a republican form of government; one of a party in the United States who are strong on the side of central government.

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

• republcian,
• rebublican,
• repbuican,
• reublican,
• replican,
• repiublicans,
• republlican,
• republicn,
• repubklicans,
• republician,
• rupublican,
• repuvlicans,
• repubicans,
• repbublican,
• repoblicans,
• republick,
• republiican,
• repuplican,
• repuclican,
• republcan

• republicanism,
• republic,
• republish,
• republishing,
• republication.

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

The plural of the "republican" can be the "republicans".

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