IPA: /ˈkɛrˌɡɪvər/
KK: /ˈkɛrˌɡɪvər/
A person who takes care of someone else, especially a child or someone who is sick or elderly.
The caregiver helped the elderly man with his daily activities.
Caregiver → It is formed from "care" (from Old English "caru", meaning sorrow or anxiety) and "giver" (from Old English "giefan", meaning to give). The word "caregiver" refers to a person who gives care, often in a nurturing or supportive role.
Think of someone who is 'giving' ('giver') their 'care' to another person, which helps you remember that a caregiver is someone who provides care.