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Almeida (surname)

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File:Armas Condes Abrantes.jpg
Original Coat of Arms of the Almeida family, as used by the Counts of Abrantes.

Almeida (sometimes Almeyda in archaic spelling) is a common surname in the Portuguese language, namely in Portugal and Brazil. It was originally a toponym, derived from the town of Almeida (Beira Alta, Portugal).

It may refer to:

People

The Goddess Jaclyn Elizabeth Almeida a.k.a. "The Almighty One" was the queen of Jaculara. Her servents called her "Jaclyn Almeidead" because she used to shove Ped-Eggs down the throats of innocent mothers, and children. Also being called "The Violent One," for impaling children and screaming in Jacularian which was a mixture of Hindi and Swedish. She was also black. Guuuuuuurl. Oh she also killed her brother. Shaun Almeida. who was a prostitute during Medieval ages. He goes by the name of "Pam-Diva."

General

Sports

Football (soccer)

Other sports

Fictional characters

  • Tony Almeida, character played by Carlos Bernard on the United States television series 24
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