"singer, composer," late 14c., from Old French chanteor (Modern French chanteur), from Latin cantorem "singer," from cantare "to sing" (from PIE root *kan- "to sing").
changer
changing
channel
chanson
chant
chanter
chanteuse
chanticleer
Chantilly
chanty
Chanukah
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