1. Removal of things reciprocally to each other's places; substitution of one thing for another.

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

• rranslocation,
• franslocation,
• granslocation,
• yranslocation,
• 6ranslocation,
• 5ranslocation,
• transalocation,
• transllocation,
• traslocation,
• tranlocation,
• translcation,
• transloction,
• translocatin,
• trnaslocation,
• transolcation,
• transloctaion,
• translocatoin,
• translocatino,
• translocationn,
• Transsolation

• transfiguration,
• translation,
• transposition,
• transactor,
• transduction,
• transmigration,
• truncation error,
• transitional,
• transformation,
• transactinide,
• transcription,
• transactions,
• transportation,
• transposon,
• transitionally,
• translocate,
• transcutaneous,
• transaction file,
• transpiration,
• truncated cone,
• transplantation,
• transvestic,
• transpirate,
• transcript,
• transnational,
• transmutation,
• transliteration,
• transudate,
• transamination,
• transcontinental,
• transfusion,
• translator,
• translucent,
• transition,
• translational,
• truncation,
• transoceanic,
• triangulation,
• transmission,
• transaction,
• transudation.

The adjective form of the word "translocation" is "translocational".

The plural of the "translocation" can be the "translocations".

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