Definitions

1. noun

A place or accommodation for a ship to dock or moor.

“The large cruise ship secured a prime berth in the harbor.”

2. noun

A place or seat assigned to someone, especially in a theater or public building.

“She was given a good berth in the orchestra, near the conductor.”

3. verb

To secure or provide a place for a ship to moor or dock.

“The harbor authorities berthed the ship safely despite the storm.”

4. verb

To place someone or something in a particular position or seat.

“The conductor berthed the soloist near the piano for the performance.”