ommiad

noun, plural Om·mi·ads, Om·mi·a·des [oh-mahy–uh-deez] /oʊˈmaɪ əˌdiz/.

1. Omayyad.

noun, plural O·may·yads, O·may·ya·des [oh-mahy–uh-deez] /oʊˈmaɪ əˌdiz/.

1. a member of the dynasty that ruled at Damascus a.d. 661–750, claiming descent from Omayya, cousin of the grandfather of Muhammad the Prophet.
2. a member of the dynasty of caliphs that ruled in southern Spain, a.d. 756–1031: related to the Damascus dynasty.

noun plural -ads or -ades (-əˌdiːz)

1. a variant spelling of Omayyad

noun plural -yads or -yades (-əˌdiːz) or -ads or -ades (-əˌdiːz)

1. a caliph of the dynasty ruling (661–750 ad) from its capital at Damascus
2. an emir (756–929 ad) or caliph (929–1031 ad) of the Omayyad dynasty in Spain