No. 4,432 in Dutch
cesar
The Dutch word "cesar" refers to "Caesar," a title used for Roman emperors or metaphorically for a ruler or leader.
In a sentence
De Cesar zie je vaak in oude films.
You often see the Emperor Cesar in old movies.
The word 'Cesar' here refers to the historical Roman Emperor Julius or Augustus Cesar, indicating a proper noun and historical reference.
Bij de bakker kun je een Cesar bestellen.
At the bakery, you can order a Cesar.
In this context, 'Cesar' is used as the name of a type of bread or pastry offered by a bakery, showing a modern naming usage.
Onze hond heet Cesar en hij is erg lief.
Our dog's name is Cesar and he is very sweet.
Here, the word 'Cesar' is a personal name given to a pet, illustrating its usage as a proper noun beyond its historical origins.
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