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Something to keep the sun off, or create shade from the sun; a parasol or awning.
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
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Meaning relationships
Synonyms: none provided
Antonyms: none provided
a canopy made of canvas to shelter people or things from rain or sun
Definition source: Princeton WordNet 3.0
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Meaning relationships
Synonyms: awning, sunblind
Antonyms: none provided
Broader terms: canopy
a handheld collapsible source of shade
Definition source: Princeton WordNet 3.0
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Meaning relationships
Synonyms: parasol
Antonyms: none provided
Broader terms: shade
From Middle English *sunschade, from Old English sunsċeadu, sunnsċeadu (“a veil, a sun-shade, a covering to keep off the sun”), equivalent to sun + shade.
Across languages
Translations
48 source translations are retained for this English entry.
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Albanian:
hijetore
— something to keep the sun off
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Arabic:
مَظَلَّة
(maẓalla)
— something to keep the sun off
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Arabic:
مَظَلَّة
(maẓalla)
— something to keep the sun off
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Bulgarian:
слънчобран
(slǎnčobran)
— something to keep the sun off
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Bulgarian:
сенник
(sennik)
— something to keep the sun off
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Bulgarian:
тента
(tenta)
— something to keep the sun off
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Catalan:
para-sol
— something to keep the sun off
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Chinese Mandarin:
遮陽傘 /遮阳伞
(zhēyángsǎn)
— something to keep the sun off
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Chinese Mandarin:
天棚
(tiānpéng)
— something to keep the sun off
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Chinese Mandarin:
遮陽板 /遮阳板
(zhēyángbǎn)
— something to keep the sun off
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Czech:
slunečník
— something to keep the sun off
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Czech:
sluneční clona
— something to keep the sun off
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Dutch:
zonnescherm
— something to keep the sun off
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Farefare:
mã'antɩa
— something to keep the sun off
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Finnish:
auringonvarjo
— something to keep the sun off
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French:
ombrelle
— something to keep the sun off
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French:
parasol
— something to keep the sun off
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Galician:
toldo
— something to keep the sun off
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Galician:
antuca
— something to keep the sun off
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Galician:
catasol
— something to keep the sun off
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Galician:
parasol
— something to keep the sun off
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German:
Sonnenschirm
— something to keep the sun off
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German:
Sonnenblende
— something to keep the sun off
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Hebrew:
סוכך
(sokhékh)
— something to keep the sun off
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Hebrew:
שמשייה
(shimshiyá)
— something to keep the sun off
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Hungarian:
napernyő
— something to keep the sun off
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Italian:
parasole
— something to keep the sun off
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Italian:
frangisole
— something to keep the sun off
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Japanese:
日傘
(higasa)
— something to keep the sun off
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Japanese:
サンシェード
(sanshēdo)
— something to keep the sun off
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Japanese:
日除け
(hiyoke)
— something to keep the sun off
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Latin:
umbella
— something to keep the sun off
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Moore:
maasem tɩɩga
— something to keep the sun off
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Norwegian Bokmål:
solskjerm
— something to keep the sun off
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Norwegian Nynorsk:
solskjerm
— something to keep the sun off
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Old English:
sunsċeadu
— something to keep the sun off
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Polish:
parasol od słońca
— something to keep the sun off
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Portuguese:
toldo
— something to keep the sun off
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Russian:
наве́с
(navés)
— something to keep the sun off
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Russian:
тент
(tɛnt)
— something to keep the sun off
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Russian:
зо́нтик/зонт от со́лнца
(zóntik/zont ot sólnca)
— something to keep the sun off
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Russian:
солнцезащитый class adjective
(solncezaščityj)
— something to keep the sun off
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Spanish:
tapasol
— something to keep the sun off
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Swedish:
solskydd
— something to keep the sun off
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Turkish:
şemsiye
— something to keep the sun off
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Turkish:
güneş şemsiyesi
— something to keep the sun off
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Ukrainian:
сонцезахисни́й екра́н
(soncezaxysnýj ekrán)
— something to keep the sun off
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Volapük:
solajelöm
— something to keep the sun off
