Kaiser in Japanese
Kaiser in Japanese is カイザー — Kaiser means the historical title for the emperor of Germany or Austria, most famously Wilhelm II of Germany.
Kaiser in Japanese
カイザー
Pronounced: kaizā
An emperor of a German-speaking country, particularly the Holy Roman Empire (962–1806), the Austrian Empire/Austria-Hungary (1806–1918), or the German Empire (1871–1918) — often specifically Wilhelm II.
What does "Kaiser" mean?
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noun The historical title for the emperor of Germany or Austria, most famously Wilhelm II of Germany.
"The kaiser abdicated at the end of the First World War."
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noun Any emperor or autocratic ruler, or someone who acts like one.
"His coworkers joked he ran the office like a little kaiser."
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noun A round, crusty bread roll with a distinctive pinwheel pattern on top.
"She ordered a sandwich on a kaiser roll."
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Kaiser in a sentence
- The kaiser abdicated at the end of the First World War.
- His coworkers joked he ran the office like a little kaiser.
- She ordered a sandwich on a kaiser roll.
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What is "Kaiser" in Japanese?
"Kaiser" in Japanese is カイザー. Kaiser means: The historical title for the emperor of Germany or Austria, most famously Wilhelm II of Germany.
How do you pronounce カイザー?
"Kaiser" in Japanese is カイザー, pronounced "kaizā".
How do you use "Kaiser" in a sentence?
Example: "The kaiser abdicated at the end of the First World War." In Japanese, "Kaiser" is カイザー.
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