fiØloqhriva , hJ , love of hunting, love of the chase, Xen.
filovqhro"
fiØlov-qhro" , on , ( qhvra ) fond of hunting, Xen., etc.: Sup. filoqhrovtato" , Id.
filoqoukudivdh"
fiØlo-qoukudivdh" , ou, oJ , fond of Thucydides, Anth. [with uØ1/4 .
filoquvth"
fiØloquvth" »uØ1/4, ou, oJ , fond of sacrifices, Ar.
II. pass., o[rgia filovquta rites offered by zealous worshippers, Aesch.
filoi>ereuv"
fiØloi>ereuv" , evw", oJ , a friend of priests, Io. Damasc.
filoivkeio"
fiØl-oivkeio" , on , loving ones relations, Arist.
filoikodovmo"
fiØl-oikodovmo" , on , fond of building, Xen.
filoiktivrmwn
fiØl-oiktivrmwn , on , prone to pity, Eur., Plat.
filoivktisto"
fiØl-oivktisto" , on , = filoiktivrmwn , Soph.
fivloikto"
fivl-oikto" , on , moving pity, ajpÆ o[mmato" bevlei filoivktw/ with piteous glance shot from her eyes, Aesch.
filoiniva
fiØloiniva , Ion. -ivh , hJ , love of wine, Hdt. From fivloino"
fivloino"
fivl-oino" , on , fond of wine, Plat., etc.
filovkaino"
fiØlov-kaino" , on , loving novelty or innovation: to; filovkainon love of novelty, Luc.
filokalevw
fiØloka±levw , f. hvsw , to cultivate a taste for the beautiful, Thuc.
2. to be eager, c. inf., Plut. From filovkalo"
filovkalo"