1. TRIBUNESHIP.

2. An ancient Roman officer selected by the people to defend their liberties; an elevated place, from which speeches are delivered.

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

• tribale,
• trune,
• tribut,
• tribule,
• trubute,
• tribure,
• tribre,
• tribue,
• tribues,
• trobone,
• tribuanl,
• trobule,
• trribute,
• truibute,
• parilune,
• tibure,
• triboneme,
• tribulur,
• tribunel,
• rribune

• tribonema,
• tribunal.

The adjective form of "tribune" is "tribunic".

The plural of the "tribune" can be the "tribunes".

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