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)

Something to keep the sun off, or create shade from the sun; a parasol or awning.

Translations

something to keep the sun off

Arabic: مَظَلَّة‎ f (maẓalla)
Hijazi Arabic: مَظَلَّة‎ f (maẓalla)
Catalan: para-sol m
Chinese:
Mandarin: 遮陽傘 (zh), 遮阳伞 (zh) (zhēyángsǎn), 天棚 (zh) (tiānpéng), 遮陽板 (zh), 遮阳板 (zh) (zhēyángbǎn)
Czech: slunečník (cs) m, sluneční clona f
Dutch: zonnescherm (nl) n
Finnish: auringonvarjo
French: ombrelle (fr) f, parasol (fr) m
Galician: toldo m, antuca (gl), catasol (gl), parasol (gl)
German: Sonnenschirm (de) m, Sonnenblende (de) f
Hebrew: please add this translation if you can

Hungarian: napernyő (hu)
Italian: parasole (it) m
Japanese: 日傘 (ひがさ, higasa), サンシェード (sanshēdo), 日除け (ひよけ, hiyoke)
Norwegian:
Bokmål: solskjerm m

Nynorsk: solskjerm m
Portuguese: toldo (pt) m
Russian: наве́с (ru) m (navés), тент (ru) m (tɛnt), зо́нтик/зонт от со́лнца m (zóntik/zont ot sólnca)
Spanish: toldo (es) m, sombrilla (es), parasol
Swedish: solskydd n
Volapük: solajelöm (vo)

Anagrams

Dushanes, unsashed, unshades

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