IPA: /ˈʧæntər/
KK: /ˈʧæntər/
A person who sings or chants, often in a religious or ceremonial context.
The chanter led the choir during the service.
**Chanter** → The word 'chanter' comes from Old French 'chanter', meaning to sing. It is derived from the Latin 'cantare', which also means to sing. The word 'chanter' refers to someone who sings, particularly in a formal or liturgical context.
Imagine someone 'singing' ('chanter') in a choir or during a ceremony — that's why 'chanter' means a person who sings.