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Lusophile

Lusophile adjective: liking the Portuguese language or culture.

Adjective

Lusophile (comparative more Lusophile, superlative most Lusophile)

  1. Liking the Portuguese language or culture.

Noun

Lusophile (plural Lusophiles)

  1. One who likes the Portuguese language or culture.

Antonyms of Lusophile

Forms of Lusophile

Adjective
comparativemore Lusophile
superlativemost Lusophile
Noun
pluralLusophiles

Origin of Lusophile

From Luso- + -phile.

Questions about Lusophile

What does Lusophile mean?
Lusophile means liking the Portuguese language or culture.
What part of speech is Lusophile?
Lusophile can be an adjective or a noun.

Words near Lusophile in the dictionary

  1. Luso-Brazilian
  2. Luso-Hispanic
  3. Lusoga
  4. Lusok
  5. Lusong
  6. Lusophile
  7. Lusophiles
  8. lusophilia
  9. Lusophobe
  10. lusophobia
  11. Lusophobic

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