Bertha Definition
Ber·tha (bʉr′t̸hə)
noun
- a feminine name
Etymology: Fr < Berthe, Bertha: after Charlemagne's mother, noted for modesty: the collar concealed décolletage
a woman's wide collar, often made of lace and usually extending over the shoulders
Etymology: Ger < OHG Berahta, lit., bright one < beraht, bright, shining, akin to OE beorht, bryht, bright
Bertha Usage Examples
Adjective modifier
Browse dictionary entries near Bertha
- ‹ berth
- ‹ berserker
- ‹ berserk
- ‹ berseem
- ‹ Berryman,John originally John Allyn Smith
- ‹ Berryman,John
- ‹ Berry, Chuck (Charles Edward Anderson)
- ‹ Berry, Chuck
- ‹ berry
- ‹ berried
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