“Beard” in Japanese
Short answer
Beard in Japanese is “顎髭” (agohige). Full meaning: beard (esp. on the chin), goatee.
Other ways to say “Beard” in Japanese
須髯
shuzen beard
髭
hige moustache, mustache, beard, whiskers, sideburns; whiskers (on a cat, etc.), feelers (on an insect, etc.), (chin) tuft; shadow (on a candlestick chart)
あごヒゲ
agohige beard (esp. on the chin), goatee
あごひげ
agohige beard (esp. on the chin), goatee
アゴヒゲ
agohige beard (esp. on the chin), goatee
顎ひげ
agohige beard (esp. on the chin), goatee
顎ヒゲ
agohige beard (esp. on the chin), goatee
芒
nogi arista, awn, (grain) beard
ひげ
hige moustache, mustache, beard, whiskers, sideburns; whiskers (on a cat, etc.), feelers (on an insect, etc.), (chin) tuft; shadow (on a candlestick chart)
ヒゲ
hige moustache, mustache, beard, whiskers, sideburns; whiskers (on a cat, etc.), feelers (on an insect, etc.), (chin) tuft; shadow (on a candlestick chart)
顎鬚
agohige beard (esp. on the chin), goatee
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