chamberlain
/ˈtʃeɪmbərlɪn/
noun
- An official who manages the household of a monarch or noble, or a high-ranking officer in a royal court.
- The lord appointed a new chamberlain to oversee his castle's daily operations.
- In medieval times, the chamberlain was responsible for the royal chambers and treasury.
- The chamberlain announced the arrival of the king's guests.
- A treasurer or financial officer in a city or organization.
- As chamberlain of the guild, he kept careful records of all funds.
- The chamberlain approved the payment for the new town hall repairs.
- The city chamberlain presented the annual budget to the council.