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What does the root 'phil/philo' mean?
What does the root 'phil/philo' mean?
What is a philanthropist?
What is a philanthropist?
A lover of humanity; a person active in promoting human welfare.
What is philanthropy?
What is philanthropy?
Love of humanity, especially as shown in donations to charitable and socially useful causes.
What is a philatelist?
What is a philatelist?
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What does philately refer to?
What does philately refer to?
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What does philharmonic pertain to?
What does philharmonic pertain to?
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What is philhellenism?
What is philhellenism?
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What does philogyny mean?
What does philogyny mean?
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What is philology?
What is philology?
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Who is a philosopher?
Who is a philosopher?
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What does Anglophile mean?
What does Anglophile mean?
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What is an audiophile?
What is an audiophile?
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What does bibliophile mean?
What does bibliophile mean?
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What does Francophile refer to?
What does Francophile refer to?
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What is a Sinophile?
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Study Notes
Greek Roots: Phil/Philo
- "Phil/philo" signifies a love or fondness for something.
Vocabulary and Definitions
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Philanthropist: An individual committed to humanitarian efforts and promoting human welfare, reflecting a strong love for humanity.
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Philanthropy: Focuses on the love of humanity, often expressed through charitable donations and supporting socially beneficial causes.
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Philatelist: A person devoted to stamp collecting as a hobby.
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Philately: The specialized study and collection of stamps, highlighting the interest in philatelic items.
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Philharmonic: Associated with musical organizations like symphony orchestras, originally meaning "loving music."
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Philhellenism: A term used to describe support for Greece and Greek culture, demonstrating cultural admiration.
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Philogyny: Represents a love and appreciation of women.
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Philology: The discipline focused on the study of language and literature, symbolizing a deep affinity for linguistics and literary works.
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Philosopher: A seeker of wisdom and knowledge, whose life is shaped by reason and critical thinking.
Cultural Affiliations
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Anglophile: A supporter or lover of English culture, customs, and people.
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Audiophile: Someone passionate about high-fidelity sound reproduction and enjoying quality audio experiences.
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Bibliophile: An enthusiast who loves books and values literature.
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Francophile: A person who supports or has affection for France and French culture.
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Sinophile: Indicates an individual who supports or admires Chinese culture and its people.
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Test your knowledge of Greek roots with this vocabulary quiz focused on the prefix 'phil/philo'. Learn words related to love and humanity, such as 'philanthropist' and 'philately'. Perfect for enhancing your understanding of etymology.