IPA: /ˈmaɪstər/
KK: /maɪstər/
A person who has a lot of skill or knowledge in a specific area or profession.
He is a master chef, known for his exquisite dishes.
**Meister** → The word 'meister' comes from Old High German 'meistar', meaning a master or chief. It is related to the Middle Dutch 'meester' and the Old French 'maistre', both meaning master. The term refers to someone who has control or authority in a particular field or craft.
Think of a 'master' in a craft or skill — that's what 'meister' means, someone who is in charge or highly skilled.