Rohumaid

Rohumaid is a proper noun most commonly encountered as a surname in Arabic-speaking communities, and less often as a given name. The form rohumaid is a transliteration from the Arabic script and appears in several spellings, reflecting different transliteration conventions. Variants may include Ruhumaid, Rohumaid, or other vowel adjustments depending on country or dialect. The name is typically tied to family or clan identifiers in local contexts, rather than a single universal meaning across all bearers.

Etymology is not fixed; as with many Arabic surnames, its sense can vary by lineage and region. In some families, the name may reflect ancestral affiliations, personal nicknames, or geographic origins, but no standard etymology is widely cited in reference works.

Geographic distribution of the name rohumaid is not precisely mapped in prominent databases; reports place occurrences in Middle Eastern countries in the Gulf region and among expatriate communities elsewhere. It is not known as a widely used toponym, brand, or institution in major encyclopedias.

Notable bearers: there are no entries in major encyclopedic references for individuals with this exact spelling. When present, references to people with related-sounding names are typically transliteration variants of different original names. See also: variants of Arabic surnames and transliteration practices.