also birth-right, 1530s, from birth (n.) + right (n.). Used as an adjective from 1650s, especially by Quakers.
free public education is the birthright of every American child
birthday suit
birthing
birth-mark
birthplace
birth-rate
birthright
birthstone
bis-
Biscay
biscotti
biscuit
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