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Etymology of the French word philosophie

the Old French word philosophie
derived from the Latin word philosophia (philosophy, love of wisdom)
derived from the Greek word philosophia, φιλοσοφία ('philosophy'; Jewish sophistry)
derived from the Greek word philosophos, φιλόσοφος (fond of wise things; a 'philosopher')
using the Greek prefix philo-, ϕιλο-
derived from the Late Greek word sophia, σοφία (wisdom (higher or lower, worldly or spiritual))
derived from the Late Greek word sophos, σοφός (wise (in a most general application))

Derivations in French

philo, philosophisme

Derivations in other languages

English philosophy

Cognates

Dutch filosofie, English philosophy, German Philosophie, Italian filosofia, Lithuanian filosofija, Norwegian filosofi, Polish filozofia, Russian филocофия, Swedish filosofi

Usage

Word found in Old French



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