1. A gallinaceous bird of the genus turtur; the turtle-dove.

2. The sea-tortoise, a chelonian reptile, with the fore feet much longer than the hind, and living, some species on sea-weed, and some on crustaceans and fish.

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

• trutle,
• sudtle,
• stuttle,
• tottle,
• tytle,
• toitle,
• turtel,
• totle,
• turtels,
• turlte,
• turltle,
• tiltle,
• turely,
• firtle,
• turttles,
• curtule,
• turlly,
• turble,
• turttle,
• toatle

• tortill,
• Tredille,
• Traudl,
• Turritella,
• Turtle-footed,
• trudell,
• treadwheel,
• tiredly,
• Tortile,
• dirtily,
• drattell,
• triteleia,
• tortelier,
• box-turtle,
• turtle-necks,
• dreidel,
• Tridil,
• un-towardly,
• trudel,
• durdle,
• Mock-turtle,
• tartlet,
• Doradilla,
• tortell,
• turtle-dove,
• ur-turtle,
• torridly,
• tartily,
• tritol,
• troutdale,
• toradol,
• tertile,
• tordella,
• tortilla,
• Treddle,
• Dreadly,
• tertulia,
• turtle-stones,
• Towardly,
• treadwell,
• tortelli,
• turtler,
• turitella,
• treadle,
• Dartle,
• trotyl,
• trettel,
• tartly,
• toroidally,
• toroidal,
• Turtle-shell,
• tortola,
• turtle-neck,
• turtle-soup,
• Trityl,
• dryadella,
• Tortelle,
• torodal,
• Dertil,
• tritle,
• dardel,
• tritely,
• dreidl,
• tortall,
• tardily,
• dooradoyle,
• alligator-turtle,
• tredwell.

The adjective form of the word "turtle" is "turtlish" or "turtly".

The plural of the "turtle" can be the "turtles".

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