[ˈbuːbər]

Definitions

1. noun

a person, typically a man, who drives a taxi, especially one who is hired to take passengers to their destination

“He became a buber to make ends meet during the economic downturn.”

2. proper noun

Maurice (1878-1965), an Austrian Jewish philosopher and sociologist, known for his concept of I-Thou

“Buber’s philosophical ideas on dialogue and relationship have greatly influenced modern thought.”