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emperor

Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples

Pronunciation: US /ˈempərɚ/ · UK /ˈempərə/

Forms: emperors

emperor means: A man who rules an empire, usually with power passed down through his family.

noun

EMPIRE RULERB1

A man who rules an empire, usually with power passed down through his family.

  • The emperor lived in a large palace.
  • Several emperors ruled during that century.
  • Who was the last emperor of that dynasty?

How to use it: emperor of something (He became emperor of a vast territory.)

Common phrases: Roman emperor, Japanese emperor, emperor of something

Questions about emperor

What does emperor mean?

A man who rules an empire, usually with power passed down through his family.

What is emperor in other languages?

Türkçe: imparator · Español: emperador · Français: empereur · Deutsch: Kaiser · Italiano: imperatore · 日本語: 皇帝

How do you pronounce emperor?

In American English /ˈempərɚ/; in British English /ˈempərə/.

How do you use emperor in a sentence?

The emperor lived in a large palace. Several emperors ruled during that century.

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