IPA: /pɑːˈhiːliən/
KK: /pɑrˈhiːliən/
A bright spot that can be seen on either side of the sun, usually as part of a halo or ring around it.
On a clear day, we saw a parhelion shining brightly next to the sun.
Parhelion → It is formed from "par-" (meaning beside) and "helios" (meaning sun in Greek). The word describes a phenomenon where a bright spot appears beside the sun, hence the name 'beside the sun.'
Think of something that appears 'beside' ('par-') the 'sun' ('helios') — that's why parhelion refers to a bright spot next to the sun.