-PHIL

I. ˌfil noun combining form

or -phile ˌfīl

( -s )

Etymology: French -phile, from Greek -philos, from philos beloved, dear, loving

: one that loves : lover : one having a fondness or affinity for or a strong attraction to

acido phil

hemo phile

biblio phile

Anglo phile

II. adjective combining form

or -phile “

Etymology: New Latin -philus, from Latin, from Greek philos beloved, dear, loving

: loving : having a fondness or affinity for

hemo phile

Franco phil

negro phile

organo phile