Chamber
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 78
chim'bcr, n. an apartment the place where an a embly meets an a embly or body of men met for some puipose, as a chamber of commerce a hall of justice the back end of the bore of a gun. adj Chaiffbered. —«. Chambering, in B., lewd behaviour. [Fr. chambre—h camera—Gr. kamara, a vault, a room akin to Celt cam crooked.] Chamberlain, chfim'ber-lan or -lin, n. an overseer of the private apartments of a monarch or nobleman treasurer of a corporation. —«. Gham'- berlainahip [O. Fr. chain brdene O. Ger. chamerhng—L camera a chamber, and affix — ling or lent E. ling in hireling
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