1. An ecclesiastical court in Rome composed of 12 prelates; a club of politicians in the time of Charles I., who contemplated an equal government by rotation; a list regulating the order of service.

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

• roseta,
• hwta,
• rottan,
• roa,
• cota,
• rita,
• tota,
• roual,
• roda,
• retai,
• rotar,
• arota,
• roja,
• rotin,
• rostta,
• reta,
• roat,
• roste,
• retn,
• roaad

• hrt,
• rut,
• right,
• read,
• rid,
• Rediae,
• road,
• rudd,
• hot-rod,
• Rodi,
• rheidae,
• reedy,
• writ,
• Rawhead,
• reid,
• rodeo,
• riot,
• rod,
• rat,
• Wroot,
• rude,
• Redowa,
• Radeau,
• Rede,
• Roty,
• root,
• ruby-red,
• ruddy,
• rate,
• Rideau,
• rat-tat,
• Radde,
• Rewet,
• Rette,
• Rowett,
• riata,
• rose-red,
• Roddy,
• Rud,
• reit,
• red,
• ruta,
• rete,
• routh,
• Radii,
• write,
• reed,
• rodda,
• Rayed,
• ROTT,
• High-red,
• red-eye,
• wright,
• route,
• Redia,
• ready,
• ratio,
• Roody,
• Rodd,
• Rowed,
• Rade,
• redo,
• Red-hand,
• Wrote,
• rawhide,
• Rata,
• raita,
• rowdy,
• rot,
• rite,
• reata,
• ratty,
• roadway,
• Rooty,
• rutty,
• off-road,
• Roed,
• rout,
• radio,
• rote,
• rood,
• roth,
• Rued,
• routt,
• Rouet,
• Rody,
• redeye,
• Rat-tail,
• riyadh,
• Ryot,
• Rotta,
• Ruttier,
• ride,
• raid,
• retie,
• Rode,
• wood-rat,
• roath,
• Wried,
• rad,
• Redde,
• ret,
• Roda.

The adjective form of the word "rota" is "rotational".

The plural of the "rota" can be the "rotas".

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