Analysis Of The Etymology Of My Arabic Name

My name is Ali Khalid Alobaidi. Ali is a male Arabic name derived from the Arabic root ʕ-l-w, which literally means 'high', 'elevated' or 'champion'. It is a common name in Arab countries and the rest of the Muslim world.

Meaning: Arabic: High, exalted, champion, noble; Finnish: Diminutive of Alexander (other languages)Language(s): Arabic, Persian, Turkish, Urdu, Finnish, others . Variant form(s): Aly, Alli, Alley, Allie, Ally.

Pronunciation: Arabic; Persian; Turkish; Hindi; Finnish.

Gender: Unisex.

Halid (Bosnian), Halit (Turkish), Halide (fem. ), Xalîd (Kurdish) Khalid (variants include Khaled and Kalid; Arabic: خالد) is a popular Arabic male given name meaning 'eternal', and it also appears as a surname. Meaning: 'eternal', 'endless' or 'immortal' . Word/name: Arabic. Related names: Khalida (fem. ), Halid (Bosnian),. Pronunciation: Arabic. Khalid Name Meaning. Muslim: from a personal name based on Arabic khalid 'eternity', 'eternal', 'remaining'. Khalid ibn-al-Walid (d. 642) was the Muslim military leader who brought about the defeat of the Byzantine Empire and its expulsion from Syria.

Al-Obaidi (also spelled as Al Obaidi or Al-Obeidi) (العبيدي) is a surname that denotes the belonging to the Al-Obaidi tribe. It’s the biggest tribe of qahtan tribe. Ratios and history The tribe of Obaida: The tribe of Muhajih called this name relative to their mother Obeida bint Mahlhal, a large tribe famous South Saudi Arabia and a section of which was inhabited in the past, the other section is located in Yemen in Marb It was said: Obeida: A famous tribe in Marib known as Ubaidah Ibrad compared to the valley of Ibrad, a belly of the altar of his son (his servants) bin Muawiyah bin Omar bin Muawiyah bin Harith bin Sada, The tribe of Obaida Qahtan . . Ansabha and branches * Who is Obeida? They are: Ubaidah bint Mahlal ibn Rabia al-Tajalbi, who fled to a side country during the war of Al-Bassous.

Al-Kalbi said in his entourage: 'He went out in a hurry and fell in Yemen. He came down in the side of a neighborhood of Yemen. A man from among his daughters addressed him, and he said: I want a stranger in you. So they hated him until her husband, and the dowry was Adama. And Ubaida also: It is mentioned in the opening of the neglected eye and the breaking of the unified infrastructure: many tribes and large of them (Abda) are among the current Shamar, including tribes, the days of the Islamic conquest of Fotouh and settled some in the Levant, some in Yemen, and others in the Maghreb, Al-Sarat, and on the banks of the valleys of upper Bisha and Alarin and Tarib, flash and other flash. And the sons of Ubaida belong in the books of history and genealogy to the tribes of the side and then to the groin. And this is the argument of Malik bin Add. And (Mhjj).