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Morphology

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	Fylfathic is among the most divergent of all the Chlesamnic languages, and this shows in its strongly nonconcatenative morphology that works off roots as in the Semitic languages.		Fylfathic is among the most divergent of all the Chlesamnic languages, and this shows in its strongly nonconcatenative morphology that works off roots as in the Semitic languages.
	===Nouns===		===Nouns===
	Nouns have ~~severely collapsed~~, ~~losing~~ all ~~cases~~ and ~~barely holding onto gender~~.		Nouns have, at most, four patterns, all of these work on the root pattern "(CV)CVC", the first vowel can be anything, but the second vowel is limited to the small set of /a, i, aj, aw/ in the singular, and /aw, aj, a, a.wa/ in the plural. These different patterns recieve the names "-a- root", "-i- root", -ay- root", and "-aw- root", an example of each is {{l\|fulf\|فٖلَف\|tr=fülaf}}, {{l\|fulf\|عَفِا\|tr=ʕafiʔ}}, {{l\|fulf\|فٔذَير\|tr=feḏayr}}, and {{l\|fulf\|مَينَوص\|tr=maynawṣ}}.


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	===Pronouns===		===Pronouns===
	===Verbs===		===Verbs===
			==Syntax==
			==Texts==
			==Vocabulary==

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	\|ancestor1=[[Proto-Chlesamnic]]		\|ancestor1=[[Proto-Chlesamnic]]
	\|ancestor2={{PAGENAME}}		\|ancestor2=[[Old Fylfathic]]
			\|ancestor3={{PAGENAME}}
	\|creator=[[User:Melinoë\|Melinoë]]		\|creator=[[User:Melinoë\|Melinoë]]
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	==Etymology==		==Etymology==
	{{l\|fulf\|تُنگَفٖلفَنص\|tr=tüngafülfanṣ}} descends from ~~Classical~~ Fylfathic {{l\|oflf\|تيُنگافيُلفانص\|tr=tüngafülfanṣ}}, itself a reformation of the ancient "فيُلفانآثاتيُنگا" ''(fülfanoṯatünga)'', all ultimately compounds of modern {{l\|fulf\|فٖلفَنص\|tr=fülfanṣ\|t=Fylfans}} + {{l\|fulf\|تٖنَگ\|tr=tünag\|t=tongue}}.		{{l\|fulf\|تُنگَفٖلفَنص\|tr=tüngafülfanṣ}} descends from Old Fylfathic {{l\|oflf\|تيُنگافيُلفانص\|tr=tüngafülfanṣ}}, itself a reformation of the ancient "فيُلفانآثاتيُنگا" ''(fülfanoṯatünga)'', all ultimately compounds of modern {{l\|fulf\|فٖلفَنص\|tr=fülfanṣ\|t=Fylfans}} + {{l\|fulf\|تٖنَگ\|tr=tünag\|t=tongue}}.

	The {{l\|fulf\|لٓجَا\|ـلٓجَا\|tr=-lojaʔ}} of {{l\|fulf\|تٖنگَلٓجَا\|tr=tüngalojaʔ}} is from {{lang\|fulf\|لٓجَا}} ({{lang\|fulf\|lojaʔ}}), the word for a blinding white, though it is taken as a shortening of the name of Mount Lebanon.		The {{l\|fulf\|لٓجَا\|ـلٓجَا\|tr=-lojaʔ}} of {{l\|fulf\|تٖنگَلٓجَا\|tr=tüngalojaʔ}} is from {{lang\|fulf\|لٓجَا}} ({{lang\|fulf\|lojaʔ}}), the word for a blinding white, though it is taken as a shortening of the name of Mount Lebanon.

Melinoë: /* Nouns */

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Nouns

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	! indefinite		! indefinite
	\| فٖلَف<br/><span style="color:grey">fülaf</span>		\| {{lang\|fulf\|فٖلَف}}<br/><span style="color:grey">{{lang\|fulf\|fülaf}}</span>
	\| فٖلَوف<br/><span style="color:grey">fülawf</span>		\| {{lang\|fulf\|فٖلَوف}}<br/><span style="color:grey">{{lang\|fulf\|fülawf}}</span>
	\|		\| {{lang\|fulf\|}}<br/><span style="color:grey">{{lang\|fulf\|}}</span>
	\|		\| {{lang\|fulf\|}}<br/><span style="color:grey">{{lang\|fulf\|}}</span>
	\|		\| {{lang\|fulf\|}}<br/><span style="color:grey">{{lang\|fulf\|}}</span>
	\|		\| {{lang\|fulf\|}}<br/><span style="color:grey">{{lang\|fulf\|}}</span>
	\|-		\|-
	! definite		! definite
	\| اَلـفٖلَف<br/><span style="color:grey">al-fülaf</span>		\| {{lang\|fulf\|اَلـفٖلَف}}<br/><span style="color:grey">{{lang\|fulf\|al-fülaf}}</span>
	\| اَلـفٖلَوف<br/><span style="color:grey">al-fülawf</span>		\| {{lang\|fulf\|اَلـفٖلَوف}}<br/><span style="color:grey">{{lang\|fulf\|al-fülawf}}</span>
	\|		\| {{lang\|fulf\|}}<br/><span style="color:grey">{{lang\|fulf\|}}</span>
	\|		\| {{lang\|fulf\|}}<br/><span style="color:grey">{{lang\|fulf\|}}</span>
	\|		\| {{lang\|fulf\|}}<br/><span style="color:grey">{{lang\|fulf\|}}</span>
	\|		\| {{lang\|fulf\|}}<br/><span style="color:grey">{{lang\|fulf\|}}</span>
	\|-		\|-
	! construct		! construct
	\| فٖلفَـ<br/><span style="color:grey">fülfa-</span>		\| {{lang\|fulf\|فٖلفَـ}}<br/><span style="color:grey">{{lang\|fulf\|fülfa-}}</span>
	\| فٖلفَوـ<br/><span style="color:grey">fülfaw-</span>		\| {{lang\|fulf\|فٖلفَوـ}}<br/><span style="color:grey">{{lang\|fulf\|fülfaw-}}</span>
	\|		\| {{lang\|fulf\|}}<br/><span style="color:grey">{{lang\|fulf\|}}</span>
	\|		\| {{lang\|fulf\|}}<br/><span style="color:grey">{{lang\|fulf\|}}</span>
	\|		\| {{lang\|fulf\|}}<br/><span style="color:grey">{{lang\|fulf\|}}</span>
	\|		\| {{lang\|fulf\|}}<br/><span style="color:grey">{{lang\|fulf\|}}</span>
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	As can be seen, Fylfathic borrows "al-" from Arabic but writes it differently, with an obligatory kashida (eg. "اَلـ"), the origonal purpose was not recorded, but it is likely to make the division clearer. You will also notice a construct form, this descends from the "short genitive" (the form used in compounding), and this shift had been happening since at least the early 12th century and can be seen in the clear shift in how compounds are formed, for example, we will take "mountain", which is literally "that which carves the sky" in Fylfathic. Before the shift, such a compound would be formed as "sky's carver", with "sky" in the short genitive, thus the ancient "{{lang\|fulf\|ammaskafanṣ}}", but after the shift we see the form {{l\|~~fulf~~\|سکافانآثاامّاس~~}} ({{lang\|fulf~~\|skafanōṯaammas}}; modern: {{l\|fulf\|خَفَنَوثَمَم~~}} ({{lang\|fulf~~\|hafanawṯamam}}))		As can be seen, Fylfathic borrows "al-" from Arabic but writes it differently, with an obligatory kashida (eg. "اَلـ"), the origonal purpose was not recorded, but it is likely to make the division clearer. You will also notice a construct form, this descends from the "short genitive" (the form used in compounding), and this shift had been happening since at least the early 12th century and can be seen in the clear shift in how compounds are formed, for example, we will take "mountain", which is literally "that which carves the sky" in Fylfathic. Before the shift, such a compound would be formed as "sky's carver", with "sky" in the short genitive, thus the ancient "{{lang\|fulf\|ammaskafanṣ}}", but after the shift we see the form {{l\|oflf\|سکافانآثاامّاس\|tr=skafanōṯaammas}} (modern: {{l\|fulf\|خَفَنَوثَمَم\|tr=hafanawṯamam}})

	===Adjectives===		===Adjectives===
	===Pronouns===		===Pronouns===
	===Verbs===		===Verbs===

Melinoë at 04:09, 21 June 2026

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	\|name=Fylfathic		\|name=Fylfathic
	\|altname=Lojic		\|altname=Lojic
	\|nativename={{lang\|fulf\|~~تٖنگَفٖلفَنص}}, {{lang\|fulf\|~~تٖنگَلٓجَا}}		\|nativename={{lang\|fulf\|تٖنگَفٖلفَنص، تٖنگَلٓجَا}}
	\|pronunciation=tyŋ.ga.fyl.fant͡s, tyŋ.ga.lo.d͡ʒaʔ		\|pronunciation=tyŋ.ga.fyl.fant͡s, tyŋ.ga.lo.d͡ʒaʔ
	\|ethnicity=[[Fylfans]]		\|ethnicity=[[Fylfans]]
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	==Etymology==		==Etymology==
	{{l\|fulf\|تُنگَفٖلفَنص\|tr=tüngafülfanṣ}} descends from Classical Fylfathic {{l\|~~fulf~~\|تيُنگافيُلفانص\|tr=tüngafülfanṣ}}, itself a reformation of the ancient "فيُلفانآثاتيُنگا" ''(fülfanoṯatünga)'', all ultimately compounds of modern {{l\|fulf\|فٖلفَنص\|tr=fülfanṣ\|t=Fylfans}} + {{l\|fulf\|تٖنَگ\|tr=tünag\|t=tongue}}.		{{l\|fulf\|تُنگَفٖلفَنص\|tr=tüngafülfanṣ}} descends from Classical Fylfathic {{l\|oflf\|تيُنگافيُلفانص\|tr=tüngafülfanṣ}}, itself a reformation of the ancient "فيُلفانآثاتيُنگا" ''(fülfanoṯatünga)'', all ultimately compounds of modern {{l\|fulf\|فٖلفَنص\|tr=fülfanṣ\|t=Fylfans}} + {{l\|fulf\|تٖنَگ\|tr=tünag\|t=tongue}}.

	The {{l\|fulf\|لٓجَا\|ـلٓجَا\|tr=-lojaʔ}} of {{l\|fulf\|تٖنگَلٓجَا\|tr=tüngalojaʔ}} is from {{lang\|fulf\|لٓجَا}} {{lang\|fulf\|lojaʔ}}, the word for a blinding white, though it is taken as a shortening of the name of Mount Lebanon.		The {{l\|fulf\|لٓجَا\|ـلٓجَا\|tr=-lojaʔ}} of {{l\|fulf\|تٖنگَلٓجَا\|tr=tüngalojaʔ}} is from {{lang\|fulf\|لٓجَا}} ({{lang\|fulf\|lojaʔ}}), the word for a blinding white, though it is taken as a shortening of the name of Mount Lebanon.
	==Morphology==		==Morphology==
	Fylfathic is among the most divergent of all the Chlesamnic languages, and this shows in its strongly nonconcatenative morphology that works off roots as in the Semitic languages.		Fylfathic is among the most divergent of all the Chlesamnic languages, and this shows in its strongly nonconcatenative morphology that works off roots as in the Semitic languages.

Melinoë at 01:51, 21 June 2026

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	{{Infobox language		{{Infobox language
	\|name=Fylfathic		\|name=Fylfathic
	\|nativename={{lang\|fulf\|~~فٖلفَنَوَث~~}}		\|altname=Lojic
	\|pronunciation=fyl.fa.na.~~waθ~~		\|nativename={{lang\|fulf\|تٖنگَفٖلفَنص}}, {{lang\|fulf\|تٖنگَلٓجَا}}
			\|pronunciation=tyŋ.ga.fyl.fant͡s, tyŋ.ga.lo.d͡ʒaʔ
	\|ethnicity=[[Fylfans]]		\|ethnicity=[[Fylfans]]
	\|states=[[w:~~Cyprus~~\|~~Cyprus~~]]		\|states=[[w:Lebanon\|Lebanon]]
	\|speakers=		\|speakers=
	\|date=2022		\|date=2022
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	\|script1=Arab		\|script1=Arab
	\|ancestor1=[[Proto-Chlesamnic]]		\|ancestor1=[[Proto-Chlesamnic]]
	\|ancestor2=~~Lebanon~~		\|ancestor2={{PAGENAME}}
	\|creator=[[User:Melinoë\|Melinoë]]		\|creator=[[User:Melinoë\|Melinoë]]
	\|created=June 13th, 2026		\|created=June 13th, 2026
	\|familycolor=Indo-European		\|familycolor=Indo-European
	\|minority=~~Cyprus~~		\|minority=Lebanon
	\|iso3=fulf		\|iso3=fulf
	\|notice=IPA		\|notice=IPA
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	Fylfathic (/ˈfʊl.feɪ̯.ðɪk/, /ˈfʌl.feɪ̯.ðɪk/, or /ˈfɪl.feɪ̯.ðɪk/; Autonym: {{l\|fulf\|~~فٖلفَنَوَث~~\|tr=~~fülfanawaṯ~~}} /fyl.fa.na.~~waθ~~/) is a Chlesamnic language spoken ~~around and~~ on Mount Lebanon ({{l\|fulf\|\|tr=-}}).		Fylfathic (/ˈfʊl.feɪ̯.ðɪk/, /ˈfʌl.feɪ̯.ðɪk/, or (rare) /ˈfɪl.feɪ̯.ðɪk/, also "Lojic" /loʊ̯.d͡ʒɪk/; Autonym: {{l\|fulf\|تُنگَفٖلفَنص\|tr=tüngafülfanṣ}} /tyŋ.ga.fyl.fant͡s/ or {{l\|fulf\|تٖنگَلٓجَا\|tr=tüngalojaʔ}} /tyŋ.ga.lo.d͡ʒaʔ/) is a Chlesamnic language spoken on the northeast side of Mount Lebanon (Native: {{l\|fulf\|خَفَنَوثَلٓجَا\|tr=hafanawṯalojaʔ}}).

	==Etymology==		==Etymology==
	~~The modern name is the result of the rebracketing and misinterpretation of the older~~ {{l\|fulf\|~~فٖلفَنَوثَتٖنَگ~~\|tr=~~fülfanawṯatünag~~}}~~, itself~~ from Classical Fylfathic {{~~lang~~\|fulf\|~~فيُلفانآثاتيُنگا}} ({{lang\|fulf~~\|~~fülfanōṯatünga~~}}), a ~~compound~~ of ~~{{lang\|fulf\|فيُلفانآثاس}} (fülfanōṯas),~~ the ~~genitive of {{lang\|fulf\|فيُلفانص}} (fülfanṣ;~~ "~~Fylfan people~~"), ~~and~~ {{~~lang~~\|fulf\|~~تيُنگا}} (tünga; "tongue, language"). The modern form {{lang~~\|~~fulf~~\|~~فٖلفَنَوَث~~}} ~~(fülfanawaṯ) can itself be analyzed as~~ {{l\|fulf\|~~فٖلَف~~\|~~فٖلفَـ}} (fulfa-; "wolf") and {{l~~\|~~fulf\|ـنَوَث~~}} ~~(-nawaṯ; "-ish, ic, -ian, -ese") through the further rebracketing of the term causing "-nawaṯ" to be taken as a suffix for forming language names~~.		{{l\|fulf\|تُنگَفٖلفَنص\|tr=tüngafülfanṣ}} descends from Classical Fylfathic {{l\|fulf\|تيُنگافيُلفانص\|tr=tüngafülfanṣ}}, itself a reformation of the ancient "فيُلفانآثاتيُنگا" ''(fülfanoṯatünga)'', all ultimately compounds of modern {{l\|fulf\|فٖلفَنص\|tr=fülfanṣ\|t=Fylfans}} + {{l\|fulf\|تٖنَگ\|tr=tünag\|t=tongue}}.

			The {{l\|fulf\|لٓجَا\|ـلٓجَا\|tr=-lojaʔ}} of {{l\|fulf\|تٖنگَلٓجَا\|tr=tüngalojaʔ}} is from {{lang\|fulf\|لٓجَا}} {{lang\|fulf\|lojaʔ}}, the word for a blinding white, though it is taken as a shortening of the name of Mount Lebanon.
	==Morphology==		==Morphology==
	Fylfathic is among the most divergent of all the Chlesamnic languages, and this shows in its strongly nonconcatenative morphology that works off roots as in the Semitic languages.		Fylfathic is among the most divergent of all the Chlesamnic languages, and this shows in its strongly nonconcatenative morphology that works off roots as in the Semitic languages.

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Nouns

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	! definite		! definite
	\| ~~عَلـفٖلَف~~<br/><span style="color:grey">al-fülaf</span>		\| اَلـفٖلَف<br/><span style="color:grey">al-fülaf</span>
	\| ~~عَلـفٖلَوف~~<br/><span style="color:grey">al-fülawf</span>		\| اَلـفٖلَوف<br/><span style="color:grey">al-fülawf</span>
	\|		\|
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			As can be seen, Fylfathic borrows "al-" from Arabic but writes it differently, with an obligatory kashida (eg. "اَلـ"), the origonal purpose was not recorded, but it is likely to make the division clearer. You will also notice a construct form, this descends from the "short genitive" (the form used in compounding), and this shift had been happening since at least the early 12th century and can be seen in the clear shift in how compounds are formed, for example, we will take "mountain", which is literally "that which carves the sky" in Fylfathic. Before the shift, such a compound would be formed as "sky's carver", with "sky" in the short genitive, thus the ancient "{{lang\|fulf\|ammaskafanṣ}}", but after the shift we see the form {{l\|fulf\|سکافانآثاامّاس}} ({{lang\|fulf\|skafanōṯaammas}}; modern: {{l\|fulf\|خَفَنَوثَمَم}} ({{lang\|fulf\|hafanawṯamam}}))

	===Adjectives===		===Adjectives===
	===Pronouns===		===Pronouns===
	===Verbs===		===Verbs===

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 ===Adjectives===
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 ===Verbs===

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	Fylfathic (/ˈfʊl.feɪ̯.ðɪk/, /ˈfʌl.feɪ̯.ðɪk/, or /ˈfɪl.feɪ̯.ðɪk/; Autonym: {{l\|fulf\|فٖلفَنَوَث\|tr=fülfanawaṯ}} /fyl.fa.na.waθ/) is a Chlesamnic language spoken around and on Mount Lebanon ({{l\|fulf\|\|tr=-}}).		Fylfathic (/ˈfʊl.feɪ̯.ðɪk/, /ˈfʌl.feɪ̯.ðɪk/, or /ˈfɪl.feɪ̯.ðɪk/; Autonym: {{l\|fulf\|فٖلفَنَوَث\|tr=fülfanawaṯ}} /fyl.fa.na.waθ/) is a Chlesamnic language spoken around and on Mount Lebanon ({{l\|fulf\|\|tr=-}}).

			==Etymology==
			The modern name is the result of the rebracketing and misinterpretation of the older {{l\|fulf\|فٖلفَنَوثَتٖنَگ\|tr=fülfanawṯatünag}}, itself from Classical Fylfathic {{lang\|fulf\|فيُلفانآثاتيُنگا}} ({{lang\|fulf\|fülfanōṯatünga}}), a compound of {{lang\|fulf\|فيُلفانآثاس}} (fülfanōṯas), the genitive of {{lang\|fulf\|فيُلفانص}} (fülfanṣ; "Fylfan people"), and {{lang\|fulf\|تيُنگا}} (tünga; "tongue, language"). The modern form {{lang\|fulf\|فٖلفَنَوَث}} (fülfanawaṯ) can itself be analyzed as {{l\|fulf\|فٖلَف\|فٖلفَـ}} (fulfa-; "wolf") and {{l\|fulf\|ـنَوَث}} (-nawaṯ; "-ish, ic, -ian, -ese") through the further rebracketing of the term causing "-nawaṯ" to be taken as a suffix for forming language names.

			==Morphology==
			===Nouns===
			===Adjectives===
			===Pronouns===
			===Verbs===

Melinoë at 08:19, 20 June 2026

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	Fylfathic (/ˈfʊl.feɪ̯.ðɪk/, /ˈfʌl.feɪ̯.ðɪk/, or /ˈfɪl.feɪ̯.ðɪk/; Autonym: {{l\|fulf\|فٖلفَنَوَث\|tr=-}} /fyl.fa.na.waθ/) is a Chlesamnic language spoken around and on Mount Lebanon ({{l\|fulf\|\|tr=-}}).		Fylfathic (/ˈfʊl.feɪ̯.ðɪk/, /ˈfʌl.feɪ̯.ðɪk/, or /ˈfɪl.feɪ̯.ðɪk/; Autonym: {{l\|fulf\|فٖلفَنَوَث\|tr=fülfanawaṯ}} /fyl.fa.na.waθ/) is a Chlesamnic language spoken around and on Mount Lebanon ({{l\|fulf\|\|tr=-}}).

Melinoë at 08:14, 20 June 2026

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	{{Infobox language		{{Infobox language
	\|name=Fylfathic		\|name=Fylfathic
	\|nativename={{lang\|fulf\|~~فيُلفاثاتيُنگا}}, {{lang\|fulf\|Φυλφαθατυγγα~~}}		\|nativename={{lang\|fulf\|فٖلفَنَوَث}}
	\|pronunciation=fyl.fa.~~θa.tyŋ.ɡa, fil.fa.θa.tiŋ~~.ɡa		\|pronunciation=fyl.fa.na.waθ
	\|ethnicity=[[Fylfans]]		\|ethnicity=[[Fylfans]]
	\|states=[[w:Cyprus\|Cyprus]]		\|states=[[w:Cyprus\|Cyprus]]
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	\|fam3=[[Chlesamnic]]		\|fam3=[[Chlesamnic]]
	\|script1=Arab		\|script1=Arab
	~~\|script2=Grek~~
	\|ancestor1=[[Proto-Chlesamnic]]		\|ancestor1=[[Proto-Chlesamnic]]
	\|ancestor2=~~Fylfathic~~		\|ancestor2=Lebanon
	\|creator=[[User:Melinoë\|Melinoë]]		\|creator=[[User:Melinoë\|Melinoë]]
	\|created=June 13th, 2026		\|created=June 13th, 2026
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	Fylfathic (/ˈfʊl.feɪ̯.ðɪk/, /ˈfʌl.feɪ̯.ðɪk/, or /ˈfɪl.feɪ̯.ðɪk/; Autonym~~: Northern~~: {{l\|fulf\|~~فيُلفاثاتيُنگا~~\|tr=-}} /~~ˈfyl~~.fa.θa.~~ˌtyŋ.ɡa~~/~~; Southern:~~ {{l\|fulf\|~~Φυλφαθατυγγα~~\|tr=-}} ~~/ˈfil.fa.θa.ˌtiŋ.ɡa/~~) is a Chlesamnic language spoken in small pockets on both the Greek and the Turkish sides of Cyprus, though the primary population is around the village of Kormakitis, though the Greek side has pockets at Limassol and Larnaca. Despite the very low population, Kormakitis is considered the primary area as it is the oldest area that still has a living speaker population.		Fylfathic (/ˈfʊl.feɪ̯.ðɪk/, /ˈfʌl.feɪ̯.ðɪk/, or /ˈfɪl.feɪ̯.ðɪk/; Autonym: {{l\|fulf\|فٖلفَنَوَث\|tr=-}} /fyl.fa.na.waθ/) is a Chlesamnic language spoken around and on Mount Lebanon ({{l\|fulf\|\|tr=-}}).

	~~==History==~~
	~~The Fylfans made their way to Cyprus with the Arab invasions in the mid-7th century, during this period they would maintain a closeness with the Arabs, settling in the same areas as them.~~

	During the late 12th century many Fylfans would travel to the south, participating in the Cypriot revolt and thus the Kingdom of Cyprus was established. Following this, many of the Fylfans would settle in Limassol and make it their home.

	In the modern age, many Fylfans have made their way to Larnaca, with the population made of both Northern and Southern Fylfans, their language would form a mixed dialect that now serves as an intermediate between the Northern and Southern dialects.