IPA: /ˈteɪbər/
KK: /ˈteɪbər/
To play a small drum, often used in music or dance.
The musician began to taber as the dancers took their positions.
Past: tabered
Past Participle: tabered
The word 'taber' originates from Old French 'taber', meaning to play a drum or to beat a drum. It refers specifically to the act of drumming or the sound produced by a drum.
Imagine someone playing a drum — that's what 'taber' means, to beat or play a drum.