(bər·lin′, bûr′lin) noun
1. An automobile of limousine type but with the driver's seat entirely enclosed: also ber·line (bər·lin′, Fr. ber·lēn′).
2. A four-wheeled covered carriage with a shelter seat behind.
3. Zephyr or worsted for knitting: also Berlin wool. [from Berlin, Germany]

(bər·lin′, Ger. ber·lēn′)
A city of central Prussia and the largest city in Germany, of which it was the capital until 1945; the eastern sector is the capital of the German Democratic Republic.

(bər·lin′), Irving,
born 1888, U.S. song writer.