Births is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BIRTHS in dictionary:

VERB:
• BIRTH, to originate
• give birth to (a baby or other young)
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
• a person's origin, descent, or ancestry

Words related to BIRTHS

birth10 birthed13 birthing14

Words that contain BIRTHS

rebirths13 misbirths16 prebirths16 birthstone15 homebirths20 afterbirths19 birthstones16 childbirths22 crossbirths18 stillbirths16

How to use BIRTHS in a sentence

• We were cronies despite the number of years which had elapsed since our respective births.
• He had attended them all at their births, and treated them like an old friend, with whom familiarity is allowable.
• There are about as many twins in the births of thought as of children.
• At births she frequently officiated, and few young mothers thought themselves entirely safe if the black good-humoured face of Aunt Comfort was not to be seen at their bedside.
• But in the description of the births, lives, and deaths of very luxurious men they are used incessantly and quite without thought.
• And, O thou that never fallest off, when the God of gods began to perform the functions of Yama, there died not a creature while the births were as usual.
• Cuvier has found that all marshy countries are remarkable for the small number of births in autumn, or the period when the influence of the marshes is most dangerous.
• Fewer births are recorded in Ireland during the past seven months.
• The deaths usually fall short of the births by about four thousand.
• In Australia there were 47,000 less births in 1899 than would have occurred under the rates prevailing ten years ago.
• Attention will be concentrated on births, and the influences which control their rates.
• The reasons for this strong and very general desire, that marriage should not result in numerous births must have some foundation.
• The Buddha prescribed no ceremonies for births, deaths and marriages and apparently expected the laity to continue in the observance of such rites as were in use.
• It is entirely the matter of births, and a further consideration to be presently discussed, that makes this analogy untrue.
• It is obvious that if the constitution of a race can be altered by excess of deaths in a certain class, it can equally be altered by excess of births in a certain class.
• The believer in births as births will not be gratified, but there will be abundance of gratification for the believer in births as means to ends.
• But Robert listens patiently, and when I have concluded he calls my attention to the fact that in 1908 the number of deaths in France exceeded the number of births by 12,000.
• It may not be unfit to say something here of their births and burials, which make up so much of the pomp of too many called Christians.
• In all the calculations he had referred to of the comparative number of births and deaths, all the Negros in the island were included.
• There were scattered records to be collected, forgotten wills to be sought in county offices, parochial registers to be searched for births and deaths.
• I am, as I have said, a civil engineer, and it is not strictly in my line to assist at the births of infants, imaginary or otherwise.
• Of these the surplus above two thousand, is perhaps composed of emigrants, and the remainder of births.
• He hath multiplied births, and he it is whom God hath made to be the joy of this land, which he hath ruled, and the boundaries of which he hath enlarged.
• In the State of South Carolina there are statistics of neither births, marriages nor deaths.
• Sin sends the soul to baser births, even in inanimate substances.
• Since that time you have passed through many deaths and births, and have had many comely bodies.
• From this table it will be seen that during the period 1913-21 there were 10,841 illegitimate births and 33,738 legitimate first births within one year after marriage.

Similar words containing BIRTH without suffix s

birth10 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

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