IPA: //ˈwaɪtˌbɪrd//
KK: /ˈhwaɪtˌbɪrd/
A term used to refer to an old man, often characterized by having a white or gray beard.
The village elder, known as the whitebeard, shared stories of the past with the children.
Whitebeard → It is formed from "white" (from Old English "hwita", meaning bright or colorless) and "beard" (from Old English "beard", meaning facial hair). The word "whitebeard" refers to a beard that is bright or colorless, typically associated with age or wisdom.
Think of 'white' meaning bright or colorless, and 'beard' referring to facial hair. This helps you remember that a whitebeard is a bright or colorless beard, often seen in older individuals.