Aleida
Aleida is a female given name. It, like the Dutch name Alida and their variations - Aleid, Aleide, Aleidis, Aleijd, Aleyda, etc. - is derived from the Germanic Adelheid ("noble person"). The medieval names are often translated to Adelayde or Alice in English.
Aleida and its variations may refer to:
People
Medieval
- Aleid of Cleves (c.1170–c.1238), Countess of Holland, wife of Dirk VII
- Aleidis of Leuven (c. 1103 –1151), Brabantian Queen consort of England, wife of Henry I
- Aleid van Holland, or Aleida van Avesnes (1228–1284), Dutch regent of Holland
- Aleid van Poelgeest (c.1370–1392), Dutch murdered mistress of the Count of Holland
- Aleydis van Schaarbeek (1204–1250), Brabantian laysister and mystic
Modern
- Aleida Assmann (born 1937), German academic
- Aleida Greve (1670 – 1742), Dutch painter
- Aleida Guevara (born 1960), Cuban physician and Marxist, Che Guevara's daughter
- Aleida March (born 1937), Che Guevara's Cuban second wife
- Aleida Núñez (born 1981), Mexican actress, singer and model
- Aleyda Ortiz (born 1980), Puerto Rican actress and beauty pageant
- Aleida Mathilda van Keulen (1920–2010), Dutch Resistance member
- Aleida Alavez Ruiz (born 1974), Mexican politician
- Aleida Wolfsen (1648–1692), Dutch portrait and historical painter
Fictional characters
- Aleida Diaz, a character in the Netflix television series, Orange Is the New Black
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