Well the prefix 'para' could mean 'for', or 'with', and the suffix 'sol' means 'sun' (both root words originating from Latin), so my guess is that it means 'for sun'.
French, from Italian parasole : parare, to shield (from Latin parāre, to prepare) + sole, sun (from Latin sōl)
Umbrella is Latin for shade, which is what umbrellas were originally designed to provide.
A word that rhymes with parasol is "amoral."
Right after we kissed, she hit me with her parasol!
umbrellas
Spanish
The term "parasol" does not have a gender noun, as it is a common noun that refers to a type of umbrella designed to provide shade from the sun. In languages with grammatical gender, such as French or Spanish, the word for parasol may have a gender (e.g., "parasol" is masculine in French), but in English, nouns like "parasol" do not possess inherent gender.
"kasa"~ umbrella
From Old Italian parasole, from parare to shield + sole sun.
The underlined word "parasol" refers to a type of umbrella used to provide shade from the sun. In this context, it suggests that bringing a parasol to the beach will help protect from the heat of the sun.
The word with the prefix "par" that is a light umbrella is "parasol."
The Parasol was created in 1777.
When You Are In The Sun A Parasol Is An Umbrella