1. A student of the law, or a lawyer, connected with the Temple, London; one of a religious military order, first established at Jerusalem, in favour of pilgrims travelling to the Holy Land; a Knight Templar.

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

• temporar,
• tempoary,
• tempar,
• emplor,
• templer,
• tempuary,
• tempolary,
• templers,
• tempal,
• tempary,
• emplay,
• templs,
• teamplay,
• templat,
• tempare,
• templeat,
• tempral,
• tempor,
• templaes,
• teglar

• tempel,
• templeman,
• template,
• temple,
• Templeton,
• templet,
• Templin,
• temples,
• Temblador.

The adjective form of the word "templar" is "templaric" or "templarish".

The plural of the "templar" can be the "templars".

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