1. The anterior and lateral part of the head, where the skull is covered by the temporal muscles.

2. An edifice erected for religious services in honour of some deity, and generally considered as inhabited by the deity; a place of public worship: in London, two inns of court, chiefly inhabited by lawyers, and so called because they were anciently the dwellings of the Knights Templars.

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

• pumple,
• temeple,
• empl,
• demale,
• tempales,
• templte,
• tempil,
• eample,
• templer,
• temopre,
• tempalte,
• meople,
• templers,
• tempal,
• tiple,
• gample,
• tmeple,
• tople,
• tomale,
• typle

• template,
• templet,
• templeman,
• templar,
• Templin,
• Templeton,
• temples,
• tenable,
• tempel.

The adverb form of the word "temple" is "temporarily".

The adjective form of the word "temple" is "templed".

The plural of the "temple" can be the "temples".

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