sunshade

English

Etymology

From Middle English *sunschade, from Old English sunsceadu, sunnsceadu (“a veil, a sun-shade, a covering to keep off the sun”), equivalent to sun +‎ shade.

Noun

sunshade (plural sunshades)

1. Something to keep the sun off, something to create shade from the sun.

Translations

something to keep the sun off

• Catalan: para-sol (ca) m
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 遮陽傘 (cmn), 遮阳伞 (cmn) (zhēyángsǎn), 天棚 (cmn) (tiānpéng)

• Czech: slunečník (cs) m, sluneční clona (cs) f
• Dutch: zonnescherm (nl) n
• Finnish: auringonvarjo (fi)
• French: ombrelle (fr) f, parasol (fr) m
• German: Sonnenschirm (de) m
• Hebrew: please add this translation if you can

• Hungarian: napernyő (hu)
• Italian: parasole (it) m
• Japanese: 日陰 (ja) (hikage)
• Portuguese: toldo (pt) m
• Russian: зонт/зонтик от солнца (zont ot sólntsa) m
• Spanish: toldo (es) m, sombrilla (es)
• Swedish: solskydd (sv) n
• Volapük: solajelöm (vo)

See also

• parasol