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Middle English, from Anglo-French barbour, from barbe beard  more at barb. 
First Known Use: 14th century ... innuendo From the Latin verb for "to nod". [DOC] [TLE] Tragus, from the Latin tragos, goat - Anatomy Words [PAR] Aug 1, 2007 ... Another name for the tragus-hair is barbula, the diminutive of barbus, Latin for 
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Question: The "barb" in barber is from the Latin for this
Answer: Beard