Kaiser is a name of German origin, derived from the Latin “Caesar,” which was adopted as the title for Roman emperors. In German, “Kaiser” means “emperor.” The name carries strong associations with power, leadership, and authority. As a surname, it likely originated as an occupational name for someone in service to the emperor or as a nickname for someone with a regal bearing. While not extremely common as a first name, Kaiser has seen some use, particularly in German-speaking countries and among those of German heritage. The name’s imperial connotations make it a bold choice for parents seeking a name that conveys strength and prestige.