concept   beard
12 commonsense assertions
Cultures (12) • United States (1) • Western European (1) • Middle Eastern countries (1) • United Kingdom (1) • Biblical culture (1) • Contemporary Western culture (1) • Eastern Orthodox Christian (1) • European countries (1) • Historical Europe (1) • Sikh culture (1) • Turkey (1) • Zoroastrian culture (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 beard United States Beards and mustaches are commonly worn as personal style choices and fashion statements by men in the United States. 8
2 beard Western European In Western European culture, a beard is seen as a symbol of masculinity and fashion rather than religious devotion. 7
3 beard Middle Eastern countries In Middle Eastern countries, beards are traditionally seen as a symbol of masculinity, wisdom, and religious significance. 6
4 beard United Kingdom In the United Kingdom, beards and mustaches are widely embraced as a form of self-expression and style for both men and women. 6
5 beard Biblical culture The beard was considered a symbol of masculinity and authority in Biblical culture and was often worn by men. 1
6 beard Contemporary Western culture The preference for beards in contemporary Western culture varies by individual and is not necessarily seen as a symbol of authority. 1
7 beard Eastern Orthodox Christian In Eastern Orthodox Christian culture, beards are commonly worn by clergy as a symbol of piety. 1
8 beard European countries The beard is common in European countries and is considered a symbol of masculinity and maturity. 1
9 beard Historical Europe In Historical Europe, beards were often linked with wisdom, authority, and aging. 1
10 beard Sikh culture The beard holds religious significance and is a requirement for baptized Sikhs in Sikh culture. 1
11 beard Turkey In Turkish culture, having a beard is seen as a symbol of masculinity and religious devotion, especially in Islamic culture. 1
12 beard Zoroastrian culture In Zoroastrian culture, the beard is a symbol of masculinity and is typically worn long. 1