Birth is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BIRTH in dictionary:

VERB:
• to originate
• give birth to (a baby or other young)
• cause to be born
• give birth to
NOUN:
• the emergence of a baby or other young from the body of its mother; the start of life as a physically separate being
• the beginning or coming into existence of something
• process of bearing young
• The act or fact of coming into life, or of being born; -- generally applied to human beings; as, the birth of a son.
• Lineage; extraction; descent; sometimes, high birth; noble extraction.
• The condition to which a person is born; natural state or position; inherited disposition or tendency.
• The act of bringing forth; as, she had two children at a birth.
• That which is born; that which is produced, whether animal or vegetable.
• Origin; beginning; as, the birth of an empire.
• See Berth.
• the time when something begins (especially life)
• the event of being born
• the process of giving birth
• the kinship relation of an offspring to the parents
• a baby born; an offspring
• a person's origin, descent, or ancestry

Words related to BIRTH

birthed13 birthing14 birthings15 births11 geniture9 naissance11

Words that contain BIRTH

births11 birthed13 birther12 rebirth12 birthday17 birthdom16 birthers13 birthing14 misbirth15 prebirth15 rebirths13 birthdate15 birthdays18 birthdoms17 birthings15 birthmark20 birthname16 birthrate14 birthroot14 birthwort17 homebirth19 misbirths16 prebirths16 rebirther14 afterbirth18 birthdates16 birthmarks21 birthnames17 birthnight19 birthplace19 birthrates15 birthright19 birthroots15 birthstone15 birthworts18 childbirth21 crossbirth17 homebirths20 rebirthers15 rebirthing16 stillbirth15 unbirthday19 afterbirths19 birthnights20 birthplaces20 birthrights20 birthstones16 childbirths22 crossbirths18 rebirthings17 stillbirths16 unbirthdays20 hypnobirthing27 hypnobirthings28

How to use BIRTH in a sentence

• Soon after she brought him an accession to his family by the birth of a fourth son, whom he named Henry.
• Colonel Beekman is an Englishman by construction, and you are by birth.
• A child had been born to them at Belvoir, who survived its birth only a few hours.
• She is a Sioux by birth, having been taken captive by the Chippewas when quite young.
• The business hardened his heart, and he took his profits as if by right of birth.
• You might stumble through many a volume, and not learn so thoroughly the essential causes of this national birth.
• In 1860, on Fifth Avenue, he had already begun to pay the price of the royal privilege of his exalted birth to bear the arduous burden of royal responsibility.
• Mary Mathews had looked forward with intense desire for the birth of this child.
• The universal demand for practical education in Birth Control is one of the most hopeful signs that the masses themselves to-day possess the divine spark of regeneration.
• Peter calls this change from bondage to liberty a new birth.
• He had but to go to his superior officer and show him the letter of his wife, announcing the birth of their fifth child.
• This is the second birth mentioned in the heavenly Books.
• No distinction of birth or religious creed in the rights of American citizenship.
• It was one of the earlier efforts of the author, Robert Louis Stevenson, a Scotchman by birth, who, owing to ill-health, became a world traveler.
• This Abbot was of low birth, but had risen to the position of Prior.
• Opposite the door as we enter, the Birth of the Virgin.
• High birth cannot keep the skin white and the body slim.
• A civilization is a process of existence from conception and birth to dissolution and death.
• All distinctions of birth or of rank have been abolished.
• I expected to see the high fashion, the very birth and breeding, the cream cheese of the country, and it was skim-milk.
• It is much, really, for one little planet to bring to birth.
• Our thoughts are turning once more towards the land of our birth.
• His ministers almost forced him to another immediate marriage, hoping that, by the birth of a son, the succession of his half brother Peter might be prevented.
• And I shall explain more at large the principle, that has given birth to the discipline of the Quakers relative to their dress.
• Although Robert Wright was baptised in October, 1624, the date of his birth is uncertain.
• The Spirit of God had shaped His manhood ere His birth.
• Yes, the fate I have foretold shall come to pass, and the son of Sir Jasper will live to curse the day of his birth.

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