keiserdom.
an empire; a realm ruled by an emperor
Meaning & usage
an empire; a realm ruled by an emperor
emperorship; the rank, dignity, or office of an emperor
Where this word comes from
From keiser (“emperor”) + -dom (“domain, authority”), literally “an emperor's authority or domain”. The suffix -dom (“domain, authority; state or condition”) is from Old Norse -dómr, from Proto-Germanic *-dōmaz (“state, condition; domain, jurisdiction”), ultimately from Proto-Indo-European *dʰeh₁- (“to put, place, do”). The base keiser (“emperor”) ultimately derives from Latin Caesar, through Germanic forms including Old Norse keisari and Middle Low German keiser; the further origin of the Latin name is uncertain. Compare Danish kejserdom, Dutch keizerdom and Afrikaans keiserdom (“empire; emperorship”).
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