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philobiblian

/ˌfɪ.ləˈbɪ.bli.ən/

philobiblian adjective: fond of books; devoted to literature.

Adjective

philobiblian (comparative more philobiblian, superlative most philobiblian)

  1. (obsolete) Fond of books; devoted to literature.

Noun

philobiblian (plural philobiblians)

  1. (obsolete) A book-lover.

Forms of philobiblian

Adjective
comparativemore philobiblian
superlativemost philobiblian
Noun
pluralphilobiblians

Questions about philobiblian

What does philobiblian mean?
Philobiblian means fond of books; devoted to literature.
What part of speech is philobiblian?
Philobiblian can be an adjective or a noun.
How do you pronounce philobiblian?
Philobiblian is pronounced /ˌfɪ.ləˈbɪ.bli.ən/.

Words near philobiblian in the dictionary

  1. philo-Semitic
  2. philo-Semitism
  3. philobat
  4. philobatic
  5. philobats
  6. philobiblian
  7. philobiblians
  8. philobiblic
  9. philobiblical
  10. philobiblist
  11. philobiblists

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