Meaning: TO LOVE!
Many English words come from this root. Here are some examples:
Philosophy β love of wisdom π€
Philanthropy β love of humankind (helping others) π€
Philander β to engage in casual romantic relationships
Bibliophile β a person who loves books π
Anglophile β someone who loves English culture/people
Hispanophile β someone who loves Spanish culture/people
Sinophile β someone who loves Chinese culture/people
Nipponophile β someone who loves Japanese culture/people
Cinephile β a person who loves films π¬
Pedophile β someone with harmful/illegal attraction to children
Botanophile β a person who loves plants πΏ
βοΈ Your Task:
Choose THREE WORDS from the list and write a SENTENCE using them.
π¬ Example (Coach Mat):
βAs a bibliophile and cinephile, I spend my weekends reading novels and watching classic films, while my philanthropist friend prefers helping others in the community.β