1. To enthrone.

2. To place on a royal seat; to enthrone; to place in an elevated position; to exalt.

3. A royal seat raised above the level of the floor and generally covered with a canopy; a chair of state; the seat of a bishop; sovereign power and dignity.

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

• throme,
• theron,
• thatone,
• througe,
• theroie,
• thronw,
• throow,
• throwen,
• throm,
• thron,
• therone,
• thribe,
• thrie,
• thrwon,
• torono,
• threee,
• throte,
• forone,
• throwe,
• throung

• thoren,
• Trone,
• therm,
• throw in,
• Theron,
• thrown,
• theorem,
• Thorne,
• throw-in,
• therein,
• therrien,
• thorny,
• thereon,
• thorn,
• Thran,
• Tyrone.

The adverb form of the word "throne" is "throningly".

The adjective form of the word "throne" is "throne-like".

The plural of the "throne" can be the "thrones".

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