fiØlodiØkevw , f. hvsw , to be fond of litigation, Thuc.
filodivth"
fiØl-odivth" »i1/4, ou, oJ , a friend of travellers, Anth.
filodoxevw
fiØlodoxevw , f. hvsw , to love fame, seek honour, ejpiv tini for or in a thing, Arist.; and filodoxiva
filodoxiva
fiØlodoxiva , hJ , love of honour or glory, Polyb. From filovdoxo"
filovdoxo"
fiØlov-doxo" , on , ( dovxa ) loving honour or glory, Plat.: to; filovdoxon , = foreg., Luc.
filovdoupo"
fiØlov-doupo" , on , loving noise, Anth.
filodwriva
fiØlodwriva , hJ , fondness for giving, bounteousness, Luc.
filovdwro"
fiØlov-dwro" , on , ( dw`ron ) fond of giving, bountiful, Xen.
II. of things, munificent, Dem.
filoergov"
fiØlo-ergov" , ovn , ( e[rgon ) fond of work, industrious, Anth.
filozevfuro"
fiØlo-zevfuØro" , on , loving the west wind, Anth.
filovzwo"
fiØlov-zwo" , on , ( zwhv ) fond of ones life, Arist.
II. filovzw/o" , on , ( zw`/on ) fond of animals, Xen.
filoqeavmwn
fiØlo-qeavmwn »a<Eth>1/4, on , fond of seeing, fond of shows, plays or spectacles, Plat.; c. gen., f. th`" ajlhqeiva" Id.
filovqeo"
fiØlov-qeo" , on , loving God, pious, Arist., etc.
filoqevwro"
fiØlo-qevwro" , on , = filoqeavmwn , Arist.
filoqhriva