birth
/bɜːrθ/Definitions
1. noun
The process or act of being born; the time when a baby is first brought into the world.
“The news of her birth was met with great joy by the entire family.”
2. noun
The origin or beginning of something, especially a movement or an idea.
“The birth of the new technology revolutionized the industry.”
3. noun
The circumstances or situation that cause someone to become a parent.
“She was overwhelmed by the responsibilities of her birth.”
4. noun
A person’s first appearance or emergence, especially in a particular field or activity.
“He was known as the birth of a new era in music.”
5. verb
To produce or bring something into existence, especially a baby or a new idea.
“She gave birth to a healthy baby boy.”
6. verb
To cause something to come into existence or to begin.
“The new policy will birth a new wave of innovation in the company.”
7. noun
A document that records a person’s birth and is typically issued by a government authority.
“She needed to obtain a copy of her birth certificate to apply for a passport.”