/ˈkaɪzər/
NOUN
A historical title used for the emperors of the Holy Roman Empire, the Austrian Empire, and the German Empire.
Referring to an emperor who ruled Germany, Austria, or the Holy Roman Empire, particularly the German emperors between 1871 and 1918.
A person holding the highest hereditary authority over an empire or sovereign territory.
NOUN
A person who exercises or attempts to exercise unrestricted political power or control over others.
A powerful individual who governs or controls others through absolute authority, often without meaningful opposition.
NOUN
A round bread roll with a crisp crust and a distinctive pinwheel or star-shaped pattern on its top.
A round, crusty bread roll commonly used for sandwiches and characterized by its decorative five-part pattern.