eyelash (n.)youdaoicibaDictYouDict[eyelash 词源字典]
1752, from eye (n.) + lash (n.). Related: Eyelashes.[eyelash etymology, eyelash origin, 英语词源]
madarosis (n.)youdaoicibaDictYouDict
"loss of the eyelashes," 1690s, medical Latin, from Greek madarosis "baldness." Related: Madarotic.
mascara (n.)youdaoicibaDictYouDict
cosmetic for coloring eyelashes, 1883, mascaro (modern form from 1922), from Spanish mascara "a stain, a mask," from same source as Italian maschera "mask" (see mask (v.)).
sandman (n.)youdaoicibaDictYouDict
bringer of sleep in nursery lore, 1861, from sand (n.) in reference to hard grains found in the eyelashes on waking; first attested in a translation from the Norwegian of Andersen (his Ole Lukoie "Ole Shut-eye," about a being who makes children sleepy, came out 1842), and perhaps partly from German Sandmann. More common in U.S.; dustman with the same sense is attested from 1821.