1. A metrical pause in verse. In Latin verse, the separation of the last syllable of a word from that which precedes it, and the carrying of it forward into another foot, called the caesural pause.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• cieaura,
• maesure,
• chesure,
• capsure,
• camura,
• caemra,
• casera,
• caesum,
• caesaria,
• caesuim,
• cassura,
• caeasura,
• cesura,
• caesur,
• caesuraa,
• caesure,
• cesural,
• caesural,
• calbaura,
• carssula

• cager,
• cassara,
• cashier,
• cassiri,
• cascara,
• caesar,
• Caesarea,
• causerie,
• cassowary.

The adjective form of the word "caesura" is "caesural".

The plural of the "caesura" can be the "caesuras".

The singular of the "caesura" can be the "caesura".