1. One whose occupation is some kind of mechanical business; an artificer; a workman specially in wood; frequently used in compounds; as, shipwright, wheelwright, &c.

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

• maight,
• tright,
• rilght,
• wraught,
• wmight,
• wrighter,
• roght,
• caight,
• riggt,
• trighd,
• wirght,
• pright,
• righrt,
• dowright,
• graght,
• rewright,
• brighty,
• righr,
• frieght,
• wrihgt

• wrest,
• wrist,
• wrought.

The adjective form of the word "wright" is "wrightly".

The plural of the "wright" can be the "wrights".

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