1. The act of coming into life, or of being born; the act of bringing forth; the condition in which a person is born; rank by birth, especially high rank; that which is born; that which is produced, whether animal or vegetable.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• baqth,
• ourth,
• birthay,
• birthdy,
• bourth,
• birthof,
• bowth,
• bouth,
• turth,
• bopth,
• bareth,
• bithc,
• bartch,
• bacth,
• birght,
• beath,
• thirth,
• birthn,
• baith,
• bvath

• breth,
• Beeroth,
• bath,
• Bertha,
• bharatha,
• bearth,
• Pyrethia,
• broth,
• re-birth,
• berthieu,
• breathy,
• barth,
• berth,
• bharath,
• breath,
• Bartha,
• Birtha,
• pre-birth,
• Berothah,
• buratha,
• both,
• baratha,
• girth,
• parth,
• brutha,
• BRTHY,
• bharathi,
• Prithee,
• Parthyaea,
• baruth,
• birth-,
• preethi,
• proth,
• bruhth,
• birch,
• parthy,
• perth,
• mis-birth,
• pruth,
• v-berth,
• Poratha,
• parthia,
• Prythee,
• prayuth,
• porath,
• borth,
• braith,
• breathe,
• paratha,
• birthe,
• breathier,
• PRTH-C,
• barthe,
• brith,
• Bartho,
• BREATHE-1,
• Birt,
• s-breath,
• brothy,
• brotha,
• bayreuth,
• berith,
• pierroth,
• Berthier,
• barath,
• Birth-day,
• Berothai,
• beyrouth,
• Barathea,
• booth,
• brath,
• prithu,
• Berthe,
• porth.

The adverb form of the word "birth" is "birthly" or "birthwise".

The adjective form of the word "birth" is "birthed".

The plural of the "birth" can be the "births".

The singular of the "birth" can be the "birth".