IPA: /ˈaɪʃeɪd/
KK: /ˈaɪˌʃeɪd/
A type of visor worn on the head to protect the eyes from bright light or glare.
She wore an eyeshade to shield her eyes from the sun while reading outside.
Eyeshade → It is formed from "eye" (from Old English "ēage", meaning the organ of sight) and "shade" (from Old English "sceadu", meaning shadow or protection). The word "eyeshade" refers to a covering or protection for the eyes, often used to block light.
Think of the word 'eye' as the organ of sight and 'shade' as something that provides protection from light — an eyeshade is something that protects your eyes from brightness.