The name in the dictionary
وإياد كل شيء ما يقوى به من جانبيه
“the iyad of any thing is what it is strengthened by on its two sides”
Lisan al-Arab, vol. 3, pp. 76–77
إِيَاد
Iyad
أيدIyad is what a thing is strengthened by: a support. Lisan al-Arab says: “the iyad of any thing is what it is strengthened by on its two sides.”
وإياد كل شيء ما يقوى به من جانبيه“the iyad of any thing is what it is strengthened by on its two sides”
Lisan al-Arab, vol. 3, pp. 76–77
إِيَاد
Iyad is what a thing is strengthened by: a support. Lisan al-Arab says: “the iyad of any thing is what it is strengthened by on its two sides.”
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Iyad is what a thing is strengthened by: a support. Lisan al-Arab says: “the iyad of any thing is what it is strengthened by on its two sides.”
Iyad is written إياد in Arabic; also spelled Eyad, Iyaad, Ayad.
In the Arabic dictionaries, Iyad goes back to the root أ · ي · د.
We never write “personality traits” of a name, luck or numerology: the dictionaries say nothing of the kind. We give the meaning as the book gives it, and name the book, volume and page.