1. Consisting of or of the nature of spirit; not material; intellectual; mental; relative to mind only; not sensual; in reference to the spirit; affecting the moral life; determinative of the moral life; not lay or temporal; ecclesiastical. Spiritual-court, an ecclesiastical court.

2. Spirituality.

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

• spritual,
• spititual,
• spiertual,
• spirtualy,
• spirtitual,
• spirtuall,
• spirutual,
• spritural,
• spirutal,
• spiritchal,
• spiritaul,
• spriitual,
• spritul,
• spiritial,
• speritul,
• sperital,
• spiritule,
• spiritral,
• sprirtual,
• spritiual

• spirit away,
• sporty,
• sportively,
• spirit lamp,
• spartina,
• spirit gum,
• spratling,
• spiritualize,
• spratlin,
• spiritualise,
• spiritualist,
• sprout,
• spirit,
• spartium,
• spirituality,
• spiritize,
• spiritise,
• spratley,
• spiritous,
• spirituous,
• spirit up,
• spartan,
• spirits,
• spiritualty,
• spiritualism,
• sportingly,
• sparta,
• spirited,
• spirit off,
• spratt,
• spirit world,
• spiritually,
• spiritedly,
• spur track,
• spiritless,
• spirit level.

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

The plural of the "spiritual" can be the "spirituals".

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