IPA: //ˈstɛnəˌtaɪpɪst//
KK: /stɛnəˈtaɪpɪst/
A person who uses a special machine to type spoken words quickly, often in courtrooms or during meetings.
The stenotypist captured every word spoken during the trial with incredible speed.
Stenotypist → It is formed from "steno-" (from Greek "stenos", meaning narrow) and "typist" (from Greek "typos", meaning impression or type). A stenotypist is someone who creates a narrow or abbreviated impression of spoken words, typically using a shorthand machine.
Think of 'narrow' ('steno-') as referring to the concise way a stenotypist captures speech, creating a quick 'impression' ('typos') of what is said.