alwaladu

Alwaladu is a transliteration that refers to the Arabic definite noun phrase meaning “the boy.” In Arabic, the noun for boy is walad, and the definite article al- prefixed to the noun forms al-walad. Different transliteration schemes render this form as al-walad, alwalad, or alwaladu, with alwaladu sometimes appearing when spaces or diacritics are omitted.

Grammatically, walad is masculine singular, and al-walad is its definite form. The phrase is used in standard Arabic and many dialects to denote a specific boy. It can appear in ordinary sentences such as al-walad yaktubu, which translates to “the boy writes.” In Arabic script, the word is written as الولد.

Because alwaladu is a common noun phrase rather than a proper name, it does not function as a title or established entity on its own. It may be encountered in linguistic discussions about Arabic grammar, or in transliteration examples illustrating how definite nouns are rendered into Latin script. If a specific place, organization, or person is meant by “Alwaladu,” additional contextual information would be required to identify it.