Kē'sar, n.
n. [O. H. Ger. keisar, N. H. Ger. kaiser, Goth. kaisar, A-S. cāsere, from Lat. Cæsar, Gr. Καῖσαρ.] An emperor. [Obs.] Kings and kesars at her feet did them prostrate. Spenser.
n. [O. H. Ger. keisar, N. H. Ger. kaiser, Goth. kaisar, A-S. cāsere, from Lat. Cæsar, Gr. Καῖσαρ.] An emperor. [Obs.] Kings and kesars at her feet did them prostrate. Spenser.