IPA: /ˈbɑːrbɪt/
KK: /ˈbɑːrbɪt/
A type of brightly colored tropical bird known for its broad bill and bristles at the base, related to toucans.
The barbet perched on the branch, showcasing its vibrant feathers.
The word 'barbet' originates from French 'barbette', which refers to a type of dog with a beard or long hair around its face. The term is derived from 'barbe', meaning beard in French. Thus, 'barbet' refers to a dog breed characterized by its bearded appearance.
Think of the French word 'barbe' for beard, which helps you remember that a 'barbet' is a dog breed known for its bearded face.