Almiladi

AlMiladi is a transliteration variant of the Arabic term الميلادي, which is commonly used to refer to matters relating to the Gregorian calendar or the Christian era. In Arabic usage, الميلادي designates dates and years according to the Gregorian system, as opposed to the Islamic Hijri calendar.

In Latin-script transliteration, forms such as Al-Miladi, Almiladi, or Almilady may appear. The term is often encountered in contexts discussing calendars, date notation, or historical periods that are dated using the Anno Domini framework. The word itself derives from الميلاد (al-milad), meaning birth, with the suffix -ي (-i) indicating relation or pertaining to.

AlMiladi can also function as a surname or nisba in some Arab-speaking communities. In this onomastic use, it may denote geographic origin, family association, or an affiliation with a place or lineage linked to the Miladi context. As with many Arabic surnames, transliteration variations can produce several spellings in English.

Because AlMiladi is not widely documented as a distinct subject outside linguistic and onomastic usage, there are limited reliable, centralized biographies or scholarly articles specifically about it. For related topics, see Miladi calendar (the Gregorian calendar) and Miladi (disambiguation).