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Hellenophile

Hellenophile noun: someone who has a love of Greece or Greek culture, either Ancient or Modern.

Noun

Hellenophile (plural Hellenophiles)

  1. Someone who has a love of Greece or Greek culture, either Ancient or Modern.

Adjective

Hellenophile (comparative more Hellenophile, superlative most Hellenophile)

  1. Loving Greece and/or Greek culture.

Synonyms of Hellenophile

Antonyms

Forms of Hellenophile

Noun
pluralHellenophiles
Adjective
comparativemore Hellenophile
superlativemost Hellenophile

Origin of Hellenophile

From Helleno- + -phile, from Ancient Greek Ἑλλάς (Hellás, “Greece”).

Questions about Hellenophile

What does Hellenophile mean?
Hellenophile means someone who has a love of Greece or Greek culture, either Ancient or Modern.
What part of speech is Hellenophile?
Hellenophile can be a noun or an adjective.
What is the plural of Hellenophile?
The plural of Hellenophile is Hellenophiles.

Words near Hellenophile in the dictionary

  1. Hellenocentric
  2. Hellenocentrism
  3. Hellenoid
  4. Hellenoids
  5. Hellenomania
  6. Hellenophile
  7. Hellenophiles
  8. Hellenophilia
  9. hellenophobe
  10. hellenophobes
  11. hellenophobia

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