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φιλοπρᾱ́γμων
φιλοπροσηγορίᾱ
φιλοπροσήγορος
φιλόπρωτος
φιλοπτόλεμος
φιλόπτολις
φιλορνῑθίᾱ
φίλορνις
φιλόρτυξ
φιλορώμαιος
φίλος
φιλόσῑτος
φιλοσκώμμων
φιλοσκώπτης
φιλοσοφέω
φιλοσοφίᾱ
φιλόσοφος
φιλόσπονδος
φιλοστεφανέω
φιλοστέφανος
φιλοστόνως
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φίλος
φίλοςηdial. ονadj voc.
φίλε
, also
φῑ́λε
metri grat.
Il.
compar.
φίλτερος
also
φιλαίτερος
X. Call.
φιλώτερος
X.
also masc.nom.
φιλίων
Od.
superl.
φίλτατος
also
φιλαίτατος
X. Theoc.
of one's spouse, lover, friend or family member; oft. in addressesheld in great affectionbelovedHom.dearw.dat.to someone, the godsHom.masc.fem.sb.dear oneref. to a lover, spouse, friend or family memberHom.neut.sb.belovedas a term of addressAr.neut.superl.sb.dearestas a term of addressAr.neut.pl.sb.w.art.dear oneref. to a personE.neut.pl.superl.sb.w.art.nearest and dearestref. to one's children, wife, or sim.Trag.masc.sb.sts. also fem.sb.friendsts. opp. relative; oft. as a formally codified relationship implying reciprocal loyalty and supportHom.fig.supporter, fosterer, patronw.gen.of justice, truth, or sim.Pl.milit., of persons, forces, statesfriendlyopp. hostileHdt. Th. of persons, their mind or thoughtsfriendly, kindly, well-meaningHom.neut.pl.sb.as quasi-advbl. intern.acc., w.vbs. of thinking, seeing, or sim.kindly thoughts, actions, glancesHom. of a personwelcomeOd.of things, words, eventswelcome, gratifying, pleasantHom.neut.impers.w. ἐστί, sts.understd.it is pleasantoft. w.inf.to do sthg.Hom.it is beneficialHom.of one's native landbelovedHom.of things, values, idealsheld dear, treasuredTyrt. of one's heart, limbs, lifedearHom.wkr.sens., merely indicating possession; of clothes, toils, destinypersonal, one's ownIl. Theoc. φίλωςadv gladlyref. to doing sthg.Il. Hes.welcomely, in a manner that is pleasingw.dat.to someoneA. E. Pl.in a friendly mannerTrag. Ar. X.lovinglyA.

ShortDef

friend; loved, beloved, dear

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Headword:
φίλος
Headword (normalized):
φίλος
Headword (normalized/stripped):
φιλος
IDX:
29771
URN:
urn:cite2:scaife-viewer:dictionary-entries.atlas_v1:cambridge-greek-lexicon-29772
Key:
φίλος

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