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-phile
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phi lê
English
Alternative forms
en misspelling en -phille
en -phil
Etymology
en loving :lbor la:-phila<id:loving> 1
en la -phila, from en grc φίλος dear, beloved.
Pronunciation
en /faɪ̯l/
Suffix
en loving Forming nouns and adjectives meaning "loving", "friendly", or "friend".
en -phobe
en Scott is such a bibliophile that he won't even put that book down.
Derived terms
en
Related terms
en -philia
en -philiac
Translations
Forming nouns and adjectives denoting "friend"
Bulgarian: bg -фил
Catalan: ca -fil m
Danish: da -fil
Finnish: fi -fiili
French: fr -phile
Galician: gl -filo m
Georgian: ka -ფილი
German: de -phil
Greek: el -φιλος
Hungarian: hu -fil, hu -barát, hu kedvelő -kedvelő
Italian: it -filo
Norwegian:
Bokmål: nb -fil
Nynorsk: nn -fil
Polish: pl -fil m-pr
Portuguese: pt -filo
Romanian: ro -fil
Serbo-Croatian: sh -fil
Sicilian: scn -filu
Spanish: es -filo
Swedish: sv -fil
Turkish: tr -fil
See also
en -maniac
en -mane
Anagrams
en ehilp Piehl
en productive suffixes
French
Etymology
fr loving :lbor la:-phila<id:loving> 1
From fr la -phila, from fr grc φίλος dear, beloved.
Pronunciation
fr LL-Q150 (fra)-LoquaxFR--phile.wav <<France>> (<<Vosges>>)
fr LL-Q150 (fra)-Jérémy-Günther-Heinz Jähnick--phile.wav <<France>> (<<Somain>>)
fr fil file filent files fils Phil -philes phylle phylles
Suffix
-philic
fr -phobe
fr anglo- anglophile<t:Anglophilic>
fr techno- technophile<t:technophilic>
Suffix
mfbysense<qq:referring to people>,m<qq:referring to organisms>
en -phile
fr -phobe
fr haltère<t:barbell, weight> haltérophile<t:weightlifter><g:mfbysense>
fr extrême<t:extreme> extrêmophile<t:extremophile><g:m>
Derived terms
fr
Descendants
tr -fil 1