Cesare
[ˈtʃeːzaːre]Meaning
Italian form of Caesar
Background Story
Cesare is the Italian form of the given name Caesar, which comes from Latin Caesar. It is recorded in use in Ancient Roman, Filipino, French, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian and Spanish. The feminine form is Cesarina and the diminutive is Cesarino, and the spellings Çesare and Cèsare are recorded as user submissions.
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