IPA: /ˈwaɪərmən/
KK: /ˈwaɪərmən/
A person who installs, repairs, or works with electrical wiring.
The wireman was called to fix the faulty electrical connections in the building.
Wireman → It is formed from "wire" (from Old English *wir*, meaning a slender, flexible strand of metal) and "man" (from Old English *mann*, meaning a human being). The word "wireman" refers to a person who works with or handles wires, typically in electrical or telecommunications contexts.
Think of a 'slender strand of metal' ('wire') and a 'human being' ('man') — a wireman is someone who works with wires.