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The form Kaisar seems to be in several eastern languages. There's a British medal called the Kaisar-I-Hind Medal, which presumably means Emperor of India, but I can't say exactly what language. The -i- connective is the Dari (Afghan) version of the Persian -e-. I don't know whether it was borrowed into any Indian languages, such as Urdu. This construction is Persian, and is not native to true Indian languages.
Entire Thread Subject Posted By Posted Caesar jimthedog 02/03/02 07:04 PM Re: Caesar Keiva 02/03/02 07:09 PM Re: Caesar jimthedog 02/03/02 07:13 PM Re: Caesar Bingley 02/04/02 04:38 AM Kaisar NicholasW 02/05/02 11:14 AM
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