Caesar
[ˈsiːzər]Meaning
Latin Caesar, from which Kaiser and tsar also derive
Background Story
English Caesar comes from Latin Caesar, and displaced the Old English form cāsere, which would otherwise have given the modern forms caser or coser. Middle English also had keiser and kaiser, borrowed from Old Norse and continental Germanic languages, alongside Cesar. Finnish took Caesar as a learned borrowing from Latin.
Related Names
Carlex
Kasier
A variant of the name 'Caesar', associated with leadership and authority.
Adrian
Form of the Latin name Hadrianus, from the place name Hadria
Austin
Medieval contracted form of Augustine
Caeser
A title used by Roman emperors.
Caius
Latin archaic spelling of the praenomen Gaius
Callam
Recorded as a masculine given name in English
Camilo
Spanish and Portuguese form of the Latin name Camillus
Cando
Recorded as a masculine given name in Spanish
Carlos
Spanish and Portuguese form of Charles