1. A place where a craft can be made fast
   "The yacht was securely tied to its berth in the marina";
   - mooring, moorage, slip
    
2. A bed on a ship or train; usually in tiers
   "He climbed into his narrow berth on the overnight train";
   - bunk, built in bed
    
3. A job in an organization
   "She finally landed a berth at a prestigious law firm";
   - position, post, office, place, situation

1. Come into or dock at a wharf
   "the big ship berthed in the evening";
   - moor, wharf
    
2. Secure in or as if in a berth or dock
   "berth the boat";
   - moor, tie up
    
3. Provide with a berth
   "The cruise ship berthed its passengers in comfortable cabins"

Sounds like: birth

Derived forms: berthing, berths, berthed

Type of: anchorage, anchorage ground, bed, business, dock, fasten, fix, furnish, job, line, line of work, occupation, offer, provide, render, secure, supply

Encyclopedia: Berth, Paul