alEid

alEid is a transliteration variant of the Arabic term العيد, which literally means "the festival" or "the feast." In Arabic usage, العيد refers to religious holidays such as Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha. As a transliteration, it can appear in different spellings in English texts, including al-Eid, Al Eid, or El Eid, reflecting variations in representing Arabic sounds.

As a surname, al-Eid is found among Arabic-speaking populations. Surnames in Arab naming traditions often reflect lineage, geographic origin, or social affiliation, and multiple transliterations arise when rendering Arabic names in Latin script. Common variants include Al-Eid, al-Eed, and El Eid.

In toponymy and institutional names, "Al-Eid" may occur as part of place names, street names, or organizational titles in countries where Arabic is spoken. The exact meaning and significance of any given usage depend on local history and naming practices. Given transliteration differences, careful verification with local sources is advised when tracing a specific instance of the name.

See also Eid (festival); Eid al-Fitr; Eid al-Adha.