1. The apertures in the bodies of insects, communicating with the tracheae or air-vessels; marks alleged to have been supernaturally imprinted on the bodies of certain saints in imitation of the wounds of Christ.

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

• stigmatas,
• stimate,
• atigmata,
• ztigmata,
• xtigmata,
• dtigmata,
• etigmata,
• wtigmata,
• srigmata,
• stigamta,
• stigmaata,
• stigmatta,
• stigmataa,
• stromateid,
• stigmariaa,
• Stigmatikal,
• Strigmant,
• arthrostergimata,
• Skimata,
• stigmatha

• stegman,
• St Ignatius,
• stigmatize,
• stigmatise,
• stagnate,
• stagnaro,
• stigmatic,
• stygian,
• stegeman,
• stigmatism,
• stigmatist,
• stagnant,
• stigma.

The adjective form of the word "stigmata" is "stigmatic".

The plural form of the word "stigmata" is also "stigmata".

The singular form of the word "stigmata" is "stigma"