1. Titanic.

2. One of a race of gigantic beings, representing the primitive powers of nature, as with seeming reluctance submissive to the world-order which established Itself in the hands of Zena, one of their own progeny; a strong nature vainly battling with fate.

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

• thatan,
• statan,
• totat,
• tiffan,
• titale,
• toital,
• tital,
• tilton,
• cityn,
• tocan,
• tigten,
• ditant,
• titanik,
• totai,
• litan,
• titing,
• oitn,
• tiwan,
• tietans,
• titual

• titania,
• titian.

The adjective form of the word "titan" is "titanic".

The plural of the "titan" can be the "titans".

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