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No. 5,536 in Catalan

cèsar

"Cèsar" in Catalan means "Caesar," referring to the Roman title or emperor.

In a sentence

  • El Cèsar va ser un emperador romà important.

    Caesar was an important Roman emperor.

    Here, 'Cèsar' refers to Julius Caesar, emphasizing its use as a proper noun.

  • Per què vols césar aquest projecte tan interessant?

    Why do you want to terminate this such interesting project?

    In this sentence, 'césar' is used as a verb meaning 'to cease or terminate', showcasing its functional use in modern Catalan.

  • El decret de cèsar les activitats a l'escola es va aprovar ahir.

    The decree to suspend the activities at school was approved yesterday.

    Here, 'cèsar' functions as a noun referring to the concept of cessation or suspension.

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