Pronunciation: [t͡ʃˈabət] (IPA) 
The word "chabert" is spelled as /ʃæbɛrt/ in IPA phonetic transcription. The /ʃ/ represents the "sh" sound, the /æ/ represents the short "a" sound, the /b/ represents the "b" sound, the /ɛ/ represents the "eh" sound, and the /rt/ represents the "r" and "t" sounds at the end of the word. This spelling clearly indicates how the word is pronounced, making it easier for English speakers to understand and use in their speech and writing.
Official Definition:
Chabert (noun):
1. A variety of natural or synthetic fabric characterized by its softness and warmth, commonly used in the making of garments such as scarves, blankets, and jackets. It is known for its luxurious feel and ability to retain heat, making it a popular choice in cold climates.
2. A term used to describe a type of hairstyle that is characterized by very short hair on the sides and back of the head, while the top is left longer and often styled in a certain way. This hairstyle gained popularity in the 1980s and continues to be a trendy choice for some individuals today.
3. A surname of French origin, typically associated with people from the regions of France. It is derived from the French word "chabert" which means "goat herder". People with the surname Chabert may have ancestors who were involved in goat herding or may have adopted the name due to its association with the occupation.
4. An alternative spelling variant of the word "chamber," especially used in certain dialects or regional languages. It refers to a room or space within a larger building, typically used for a specific purpose or function, such as a bedroom, study, or living area. In certain contexts, it may also refer to a legislative or government body, such as a parliamentary chamber.
