فيلق

Arabic

Etymology

From Aramaic פּלג (plag, “phalanx, military unit; attendant or bodyguard especially of the Persian king”), from Ancient Greek φᾰ́λᾰγξ (phálanx) – in which case a doublet of فَلَقَة (falaqa) – or from Aramaic פּלוגּה (pluggā, “group, division”), derived from Proto-Semitic *palag- (“to split, to divide, to cleave, to partition”); see פלג and φῠ́λᾰξ (phúlax).

Noun

فَيْلَق • (faylaq) m (plural فَيَالِق (fayāliq))

1. (military) corps, legion

Declension

Declension of noun فَيْلَق (faylaq)

Singular	basic singular triptote
	Indefinite	Definite	Construct
Informal	فَيْلَق faylaq	الْفَيْلَق al-faylaq	فَيْلَق faylaq
Nominative	فَيْلَقٌ faylaqun	الْفَيْلَقُ al-faylaqu	فَيْلَقُ faylaqu
Accusative	فَيْلَقًا faylaqan	الْفَيْلَقَ al-faylaqa	فَيْلَقَ faylaqa
Genitive	فَيْلَقٍ faylaqin	الْفَيْلَقِ al-faylaqi	فَيْلَقِ faylaqi
Dual	Indefinite	Definite	Construct
Informal	فَيْلَقَيْن faylaqayn	الْفَيْلَقَيْن al-faylaqayn	فَيْلَقَيْ faylaqay
Nominative	فَيْلَقَانِ faylaqāni	الْفَيْلَقَانِ al-faylaqāni	فَيْلَقَا faylaqā
Accusative	فَيْلَقَيْنِ faylaqayni	الْفَيْلَقَيْنِ al-faylaqayni	فَيْلَقَيْ faylaqay
Genitive	فَيْلَقَيْنِ faylaqayni	الْفَيْلَقَيْنِ al-faylaqayni	فَيْلَقَيْ faylaqay
Plural	basic broken plural diptote
	Indefinite	Definite	Construct
Informal	فَيَالِق fayāliq	الْفَيَالِق al-fayāliq	فَيَالِق fayāliq
Nominative	فَيَالِقُ fayāliqu	الْفَيَالِقُ al-fayāliqu	فَيَالِقُ fayāliqu
Accusative	فَيَالِقَ fayāliqa	الْفَيَالِقَ al-fayāliqa	فَيَالِقَ fayāliqa
Genitive	فَيَالِقَ fayāliqa	الْفَيَالِقِ al-fayāliqi	فَيَالِقِ fayāliqi