Title that shares etymology with kaiser NYT crossword answer is:
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The word "kaiser" is derived from the Latin word "caesar," which was used to refer to Roman emperors. The title "kaiser" was adopted by German rulers in the Middle Ages and is still used today in some parts of Europe. The clue for the New York Times crossword puzzle on August 27, 2023 is likely referring to the title "kaiser" and its etymological connection to "caesar."
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