Ziade Explained
Ziade or Ziadé, and its common variants Ziadah, Ziadeh, Ziyadeh, Zyade and Zyadeh (Arabic: Arabic: زيادة), is an Arabic surname that means "increase, overabundance, plus, addition or surplus". It is rooted in the Arabic word of the same meaning Zayd (Arabic: Arabic: زيد).It may refer to:
People
- Ignace Ziadé (1906–1994), Lebanese Christian cleric, an Archbishop of the Maronite Catholic Church
- Lamia Ziadé (born 1968), Lebanese illustrator and visual artist
- May Ziadeh (also Mayy Ziyādah; 1886–1941), Lebanese-Palestinian poet, essayist and translator
- Philippe Ziade (journalist) (1909–2005), Lebanese journalist
- Philippe Ziade (businessman) (born 1976), Lebanese-American entrepreneur
Other uses
- Zadeh, a suffix used in many Persian names
- Ziade Palace, a 19th-century grand mansion located in Zokak el-Blat quarter, Beirut, Lebanon
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