IPA: /ˈtʃeɪmbər/
KK: /ˈtʃeɪmbər/
Related to a small room or a specific type of music performed in a small group.
The chamber orchestra played beautifully at the concert.
A room or enclosed space used for a specific purpose, such as meetings or storage.
The council met in the chamber to discuss new laws.
To put something into a space or compartment, especially in a way that it is enclosed or confined.
The gunsmith chambered the new rifle to accept a different type of ammunition.
Past: chambered
Past Participle: chambered
Chamber → It originates from Old French *chambre* (meaning room or chamber), which in turn comes from Latin *camera* (meaning vaulted room). The word 'chamber' refers to a room, especially one used for sleeping or private activities.
Think of a 'room' ('chambre') where someone might sleep or have privacy — that's what a chamber is.