Word Type

Proper Noun

Noun

Verb

The word "wright" can be used as proper noun, noun and verb.

Word Relationships

Derived Terms

Fort Wright Homer-Wright rosette Wright County Wright effect Wright's beebrush Wright's stain Wright-Giemsa stain Wrightian Wrights Creek Wrightstown Wrightsville arkwright boatwright bookwright bridgewright candlewright cartwright castlewright cheesewright coachwright fanwright filmwright gemwright ginwright gunwright housewright ironwright leatwright millwright novelwright playwright ploughwright plowwright scenewright shieldwright shipwright smithwright speechwright stagewright steelwright stonewright timberwright treewright waggonwright wagonwright wainwright wheelwright wheelwrighting woodwright

Etymologically Related To

work wrought

Inflected/Variant Forms

write

Broader Terms (Hypernyms)

artificer artisan

Narrower Terms (Hyponyms)

arkwright boatwright bookwright bridgewright candlewright cartwright castlewright cheesewright coachwright fanwright filmwright gemwright ginwright gunwright housewright ironwright leatwright millwright novelwright playwright ploughwright plowwright scenewright shieldwright shipwright smithwright speechwright stagewright steelwright stonewright timberwright treewright waggonwright wagonwright wainwright wheelwright woodwright

Type Of (IsA)

craftsman

Related Terms

builder cartwright creator french machinery

Synonym Network

frances wright frank lloyd wright orville wright richard wright wilbur wright willard huntington wright

Data sourced from Wiktionary, WordNet, CMU, and other open linguistic databases. Updated March 2026.