1. past tense of berth; to bring a ship or boat to a mooring place or dock
Usage: nautical
2. past tense of berth; to provide with a sleeping place or accommodation
Usage: nautical; transportation

Examples

• The cruise ship berthed at the harbor early this morning.
• The captain skillfully berthed the yacht despite the strong winds.
• All passengers were berthed in comfortable cabins for the overnight journey.
• The ferry berthed at the terminal right on schedule.
• The crew berthed the vessel safely after the long voyage.
• New arrivals were berthed in the lower deck compartments.