-philia

suff.1. Tendency toward: hemophilia.2. Attraction to or preference for: Anglophilia.3. Abnormal attraction to: necrophilia.

[New Latin, from Greek -philiā : -philos, -phile + -iā, -ia.]

-philia

n combining form 1. indicating a tendency towards: haemophilia. 2. indicating an abnormal liking for: necrophilia. [from Greek philos loving] -philiac n combining form

-philia

or -phily

a combining form occurring in abstract nouns that correspond to adjectives ending in -philic or -philous or nouns ending in -phile. [< Greek philía friendship, affinity; see -phile, -ia]

See -Phile, -Philia, -Phily

单词	-philia
释义	-philia -philia suff.1. Tendency toward: hemophilia.2. Attraction to or preference for: Anglophilia.3. Abnormal attraction to: necrophilia. [New Latin, from Greek -philiā : -philos, -phile + -iā, -ia.] -philia n combining form 1. indicating a tendency towards: haemophilia. 2. indicating an abnormal liking for: necrophilia. [from Greek philos loving] -philiac n combining form -philia or -phily a combining form occurring in abstract nouns that correspond to adjectives ending in -philic or -philous or nouns ending in -phile. [< Greek philía friendship, affinity; see -phile, -ia] See -Phile, -Philia, -Phily -philia -philia word element [Gr.], affinity for; morbid fondness of. adj., adj -phil´ic. -philia , -phily , -philousCombining forms meaning that which has an attraction to or is stained by. [G. philia, love] -philia Suffix denoting a tendency or attraction towards.
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