Chamber

Meaning

Noun

●

A

or set of

s

The

of an individual, especially of someone

or noble.

A bedroom.

The

of a judge.

The

used for

by a legislature.

Rooms in a

house.

●

In British English:

A

or set of

s

A

law

in a

several.

●

Ellipsis of

: a

used for

and

in

s.

●

The

or

of the

itself.

●

Any

or

to a room.

●

In Biology:

An

in an

of a

animal.

●

In Firearms:

The area

the

round at the

of its discharge.

●

In Firearms:

One of the bullet-holding

in the

of a revolver.

●

A

of

or

which

its

without any

, formerly used

for

and

ades.

●

One of the two

or two

of the heart.

Verb

●

To

in a room.

●

To

in or

a

or

s.

●

To place in a

, as a round of ammunition.

●

To create or

a

to be a specific caliber.

●

In Martial arts:

To

an

,

, or

counteroffensive

by

a

or

to a

where it may be

with

energy.

●

To be lascivious.

Name

●

A surname.

Sourced from

Origin

chamber

English

chambre

French

chambre

Old French (842-ca. 1400)

camera

Latin

καμάρα

Ancient Greek (to 1453)

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