IPA: /ˈdʒɛstər/
KK: /ˈdʒɛstər/
A person who makes jokes and entertains others, often in a historical context, such as at royal courts.
The jester entertained the king and his guests with clever jokes and funny antics.
**Jester** → The word 'jester' originates from the Old French *gestour* (meaning a storyteller or a performer) and is derived from the Latin *gestus* (meaning gesture or action). A jester is a performer who entertains through storytelling, gestures, and humor.
Think of a 'storyteller' or 'performer' — a jester is someone who entertains by telling stories and making gestures.