cesare

word

Definition

'Cesare' is not an English word. It is most commonly an Italian first name equivalent to 'Caesar'. Sometimes, it is confused with 'cesarean' (a type of birth surgery), but that is a different word.

Usage & Nuances

'Cesare' is mainly used as a proper noun in Italian names and is rarely seen in English. Do not use 'cesare' when you mean 'cesarean' (the birth surgery). In English, 'Caesar' refers to Roman emperors or the salad. Avoid using 'cesare' in medical or general conversation.

Spanish: César (nombre propio) - cesárea (forma incorrecta, debe ser 'cesárea')Portuguese (BR): César (nome próprio) - cesariana (forma correta: 'cesariana', não 'cesare')Portuguese (PT): César (nome próprio) - cesariana (forma correta: 'cesariana', não 'cesare')Chinese (Simplified): 凯撒 (人名) - 剖腹产 (仅拼写类似，正确应为 '剖腹产')Chinese (Traditional): 凱撒 (人名) - 剖腹產 (僅拼寫類似，正確應為 '剖腹產')Hindi: सीज़र (नाम) - सीज़ेरियन (सही शब्द 'सीज़ेरियन' हैं)Arabic: قيصر (اسم علم) - عملية قيصرية (اللفظ الصحيح: 'قيصرية')

Example Sentences

Cesare is an Italian name similar to Caesar.

basic

Many people confuse cesare with 'cesarean'.

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There is no English word cesare.

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If you see cesare in a text, it's probably someone's name.

natural

Some people mix up cesare and cesarean because they look alike.

natural

I met a guy named Cesare when I traveled to Rome.

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