English
kaisership
From kaiser + -ship.
Formed from kaiser + -ship
Latin Caesar
Proto-Germanic *kaisaraz ‘emperor (of Rome)’
Proto-West Germanic *kaisar ‘emperor’
Old High German keisar ‘emperor’
Middle English kayser ‘an emperor’
English kaiser
Today it means
noun The role or status of a kaiser.
Language periods are conventional ranges, not dates for this word.
Etymograph / kaisership