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- So philosophy comes from the Greek term meaning love of wisdom, Philo, love, Sophia, wisdom.
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Watch on YouTubeNow the word there Philo Nikia is actually about love of victory and he talks about it.
- Now the word there Philo Nikia is actually about love of victory and he talks about it.
- You know, the, the, the literally the word philosophy comes from Pythagoras and that comes from Philo, which is to love and Sophia, which is wisdom.
- That's a very interesting term because it's already got that, that root Philo that has to do with friendship or, or affinity or affection.
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You know, the, the, the literally the word philosophy comes from Pythagoras and that comes from Philo, which is to love and Sophia, which is wisdom.
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That's a very interesting term because it's already got that, that root Philo that has to do with friendship or, or affinity or affection.
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Now the word there Philo Nikia is actually about love of victory and he talks about it.
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Il paraît que ton prof de philo a un problème avec l'alcool.
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Ça mettra un peu de Viagra au département de philo.
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The term philo is often found in words like philanthropy, which means love of humankind.
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In the word philosophy, the prefix denotes a love of wisdom.
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The prefix philo indicates an affinity for something, as seen in the word philanthropy.
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Etymology
Philo is a word part from Greek that means 'love' and is used to make words like bibliophile ('book lover') and Anglophile ('someone fond of English culture'). That's why when philo appears in a word it shows a love or liking for something.