/ˈkaɪzərz/
NOUN
Emperors of German-speaking countries, particularly the Holy Roman Empire, the Austrian Empire, and the German Empire.
Monarchs who held imperial authority over Germany, Austria, or the Holy Roman Empire, especially the German emperors of the period from 1871 to 1918.
NOUN
People who hold or attempt to exercise supreme, unrestricted, or authoritarian power over others.
Individuals who exercise excessive or absolute control over a government, organization, or group, often without allowing opposition.
NOUN
Round bread rolls with a crisp crust and a distinctive star-shaped or pinwheel pattern on top.
Individual round rolls with a firm crust and decorative five-part pattern, commonly used for sandwiches.