Caesares
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English
1.1
Etymology
1.2
Proper noun
1.3
Noun
2
Latin
2.1
Alternative forms
2.2
Proper noun
English
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Etymology
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From
Latin
Caesarēs
.
Proper noun
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Caesares
plural
of
Caesar
Noun
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Caesares
plural
of
Caesar
(
“
title of Roman emperors
”
)
Latin
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CAESS
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CAESSS
Proper noun
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Caesarēs
nominative
/
accusative
/
vocative
plural
of
Caesar
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English plurals in -res with singular in -r
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