فٞلَان، فُلَان
feľán or fuľán (f. feľánaʰ)
basic morphological information

n.

so-and-so (male)
такой-то
فُلاَن
CSOL I 535; CSOL II 455; Wehr 727; Behnstedt 954
text examples

a. ˁö́mor díˀo ṭáhɛr feľán ‘He asked: “Where did so-and-so go?”’ (CSOL I 18:11);

b. ˁemέroʰ náˁaʰ íhin díˀʸho ḫaddámaʰ tíˁid énhi ḷe-méľik toˁómir taˁámer feľánaʰ ˁegέboʰ hek sáˁaʰ ˁášaraʰ díˀseʰ di-ḳáˁar ‘She said: “My servant, bring the king to me. Say to him: ‘The lady so-and-so wants you at her house at ten-o-clock’” (CSOL I 26:17)

morphological notes

fem. form feľánaʰ (see example b)

etymology

Borrowed from Arabic fulān-.