glossophilia
US/ˌɡlɑsəˈfɪli.ə/
glossophilia noun: love of language.
Noun
glossophilia (uncountable)
- Love of language.
- Synonyms:
- linguaphilia
Synonyms of glossophilia
Origin of glossophilia
From glosso- + -philia.
Words that rhyme with glossophilia
- aquaphilia
- bibliophilia
- biophilia
- microphilia
- necrophilia
- philia
- -philia
- ephebophilia
- geophilia
- gerontophilia
- pedophilia
- trichophilia
36 more rhymesFewer rhymes
- vorarephilia
- xenophilia
- zoophilia
- androphilia
- aptophilia
- asphyxiophilia
- autoandrogynemorphophilia
- autoandrophilia
- autogynandromorphophilia
- autogynephilia
- autonepiophilia
- cilia
- claustrophilia
- coprophilia
- discophilia
- eproctophilia
- haemophilia
- inflatophilia
- Japanophilia
- juvenilia
- Kabylia
- klismaphilia
- Laconophilia
- limnophilia
- lithophilia
- logophilia
- lygophilia
- macrophilia
- milia
- nyctophilia
- opacarophilia
- plushophilia
- scopophilia
- sillier
- teratophilia
- urophilia
Questions about glossophilia
- What does glossophilia mean?
- Glossophilia means love of language.
- What part of speech is glossophilia?
- Glossophilia is a noun.
- How do you pronounce glossophilia?
- Glossophilia is pronounced /ˌɡlɑsəˈfɪli.ə/ (US).
Words near glossophilia in the dictionary
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