noun
pl. -·yads or -·ya·des·var. of Omayyad: now the pref. form in many contexts
Umayyad
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Umayyad
or O·may·yad also Om·mi·ad
The first dynasty of Arab caliphs (661-750). Its capital was Damascus, and it is known for its encouragement of the arts and architecture.
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