Abiyad
Abiyad is a proper noun used in Arabic-speaking contexts. It is a transliteration of the Arabic adjective أَبْيَض (abyaḍ), meaning "white." In transliteration, it appears in forms such as Abyad, Abiad, or Abyed, reflecting differences in phonetic rendering from Arabic script to Latin letters. The term may function as a personal name component or as a toponym.
Personal name usage: In communities where Arabic names are used, Abiyad may be given as a masculine
Toponymy: The term is also used in geographic names, with Abiyad appearing as the name of villages
Variants and related terms: Other transliterations include Abyad, Abiād, or Abiad. The root Arabic term is shared