Translation for 'beard' from English to Esperanto

beard

barbo {noun}

• In addition to his football qualities, Moscardelli is widely known for his beard, which has been dubbed the "most famous beard in football".
• Gaelic men typically wore a beard and mustache, and it was often seen as dishonourable for a Gaelic man to have no facial hair.
• Before and during the English Civil War, the Van Dyke beard was worn by many cavaliers in imitation of Charles I of England.
• Victorian pro-beard activists barge into a barbers shop in an attempt to save another beard.
• The beard is longer than "Iris korolkowii's" beard.

• Beard oil also improves the way a beard looks by giving it a slight shine. This makes a beard look healthier as well.
• Currently most of the Sikhs who do not cut beard use hair rubberband or hair gel to tug/set their beard hairs.
• Wattles and beard: Some Sirohi animals have two wattles hanging from the neck and beard under the lower jaw.
• Hargrove started growing a beard when he began his run in Newfoundland because the kids at the Stollery suggested he should grow a beard like the Tom Hanks character, Forrest Gump.
• Though Sebastian Cabot was known for having a beard at the time the film was made, he instead shaved it off and wore a false beard for this role due to the make-up artists failing at whitening his natural beard.

• "Leucopogon neurophyllus", commonly known as veined beard-heath or Mount William beard-heath, is a shrub that is endemic to Victoria, Australia.
• He lives in Los Angeles. Passion has retired from professional beard competitions and has trimmed his beard to a conventional length.
• A competition is generally held for multiple prizes. A photo contest is held for the best beard, the biggest beard, and the best attempt at a beard. Award Certificates are then issued to the winners.