Definitions

1. noun

A narrow inlet of the sea, typically found in Scotland, especially one with steep sides.

“The hikers trekked along the rugged coastline, admiring the picturesque firth.”

2. noun

A fjord, especially in Scandinavian geography.

“The tourists took a boat tour to explore the serene firth of Norway.”

3. verb

To cut or sever with a curved or hook-shaped instrument, especially in metalworking or woodworking.

“The blacksmith firthed the metal rod to create a precise curve.”