IPA: /ˈkaɪmər/
KK: /ˈkaɪmər/
A device or person that produces a ringing sound, typically from bells or similar instruments.
The chimer rang the bells to signal the start of the ceremony.
The word 'chimer' originates from Old French 'chimer', meaning to dream or to imagine. It refers to the act of creating or envisioning something that may not be real, often associated with fantasy or illusion.
Think of the Old French word for dreaming or imagining — that's why 'chimer' relates to the act of creating something that may not exist in reality.