Felugia, a village of Asiatic Turkey, situated on the eastern shore of the Euphrates, north of Hilah, in a fertile soil, productive in dates, grapes, grain, and cotton. Here a palace was erected by Soliman the Great, pasha of Bagdad. It was anciently a place of celebrity, and taken by the Romans under the Emperor Julian.

**FELUDJÉ**, Feluja, a small island in the north-west part of the Gulf of Persia, near the Arabian shore. It is ten miles east of Kouchit. Long. 48° E. Lat. 29° 45' N.