1. Worthy of reverence; entitled to respect, mingled with fear and affection; a title of respect given to the clergy generally; very reverend being applied to a dean, right reverend to a bishop, and most reverend to an archbishop.

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

• referen,
• feverent,
• revrent,
• revend,
• revereed,
• revrends,
• referend,
• returend,
• revrend,
• reveresd,
• retrend,
• reverened,
• revrand,
• revenend,
• reovered,
• reviered,
• reveared,
• reveran,
• reverind,
• reverands

• referent,
• Revermann,
• reference,
• referential,
• reverence,
• referendum,
• reverential,
• reverently,
• reprehend,
• referenced,
• reverent,
• reverenced.

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

The plural of the "reverend" can be the "reverends".

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