1. Apparent change in the position of an object, due to a change in the position of the observer; specially the difference in the position of a heavenly body, as seen from the earth's surface, and from the centre of the earth or of the sun.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• paralles,
• parralax,
• paralla,
• paralax,
• parallal,
• parallex,
• paralox,
• oarallax,
• larallax,
• -arallax,
• 0arallax,
• pzrallax,
• psrallax,
• pwrallax,
• parllax,
• gerallae,
• paralgeisa,
• pamalla,
• graflax,
• Sarallah

• paralyse,
• paralyze,
• Parrales,
• paralegal.

The adjective form of "parallax" is "parallactic".

The plural of the "parallax" can be the "parallaxes".

The singular of the "parallax" can be the "parallax".