filogewrgiva
fiØlogewrgiva , hJ , fondness for a country life, Xen. From filogevwrgo"
filogevwrgo"
fiØlo-gevwrgo" , on , fond of a country life, Xen.
filoghqhv"
fiØlo-ghqhv" , ev" , only in Dor. form -ga<Eth>qhv" , ( ghqevw ) loving mirth, mirthful, Aesch.
filogrammatevw
fiØlogramma±tevw , to love books, Plut. From filogravmmato"
filogravmmato"
fiØlo-gravmma±to" , on , ( gravmmata ) loving books, Plut., etc.
filogumnastevw
fiØlogumnastevw , to love gymnastic exercises, Plat.
filogumnasthv"
filo-gumnasthv" , ou`, oJ , fond of gymnastic exercises; and filogumnastiva , hJ , fondness for gymnastic exercises, Plat.
filogumnastikov"
fiØlogumnastikov" , hv, ovn , of or for a filogumnasthv" , Plat.
filoguvnh"
fiØloguvnh" »uØ1/4, ou, oJ , fond of women, pl. filoguvnaike" Plat.
filovdendro"
fiØlov-dendro" , on , fond of trees or the wood, Anth.
filodevspoto"
fiØlo-devspoto" , on , loving ones lord or master, ajndravpoda f . slaves that hug their chains, Hdt.; dh`mo" f . Theogn.
filovdhmo"
fiØlov-dhmo" , on , a friend of the dh`mo" , the commons‘ friend, Ar.:— f. e[rgon a popular act, Id.
filodivkaio"
fiØlo-divkaio" , on , loving the right, loving justice, Arist.
filovdiko"
fiØlov-diØko" , on , fond of lawsuits, litigious, Lys., Dem.
filodikevw