1. Plural of berlin: a four-wheeled enclosed carriage with a door on each side, typically drawn by horses.
Usage: historical; chiefly British

Examples

• The wealthy merchants traveled in their berlins through the city streets.
• Several berlins were lined up outside the grand hotel, waiting for guests.
• In the 18th century, berlins were a popular form of transportation among the aristocracy.
• The museum displayed antique berlins from the Victorian era.