1. An officer charged with the management of the private apartments of a monarch or noble; a servant who has the care of the chambers in an inn or hotel; the treasurer of a city or a corporation. The Lord Chamberlain of Great Britain, the sixth officer of the crown.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• chamberlink,
• chamberlan,
• chamberlian,
• chamberland,
• chamberline,
• chamberlin,
• xhamberlain,
• vhamberlain,
• fhamberlain,
• dhamberlain,
• cgamberlain,
• cbamberlain,
• chambrelain,
• chamberlein,
• tamberelain,
• Chambartan,
• Chambertain,
• Champerlein,
• Chalmberlain,
• Chambalan

• Chamberlin,
• chambermaid,
• chambers,
• chambered,
• chamberland,
• chamberpot,
• chamber music.

The adjective form of the word "chamberlain" is "chamberlainic".

The plural of the "chamberlain" can be the "chamberlains".

The singular of the "chamberlain" can be the "chamberlain".