Umbrella

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 547
um-brel'a, n. a familiar covered sliding frame carried in the hand, as a screen from rain or sunshine. (Lit. a little shade,’ It. ombrvlla, — L. umbclla umbra Doublet Umbel] Umpire, um'prr, n a third person called in to decide a dispute an arbitrator. [M E. itupier, nompere—impair and non-pair, unlike, hence a third party, who gives his casting vote— L. impar, uneven
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