Sunshade (noun)

An object or device used to protect someone or something from the sun's rays, such as an umbrella, canopy, or awning.

Origin:

Late 19th century blend of sun and shade, influenced by german words for the same concept.

Examples:

1. She took a sunshade to the beach to protect herself from the sun's harmful rays.
2. The park had several sunshades set up to provide relief from the hot sun.
3. He opened the sunshade of his convertible car to enjoy the scenic drive.
4. The baby's stroller was equipped with a sunshade to protect the child from the sun.
5. The picnic table had a sunshade to keep the food and drinks cool.