Phil is not a root word. It is not a word at all unless you mean it as the name Phil, as in Dr. Phil. It is however a common prefix and it means love or liking for. Philadelphia literally means, "city of brotherly love." It is also used as a suffix (example: "pedophile").
philia-to like ^^
i.e.
hydrophilia - to like water
hydrophobia - to dislike water (but in a psychological sense a phobia is an unwarranted fear of something, the literal word phobia isn't this though)
Philosopher, philanthropy, philosophy, Francophile, bibliophile, philharmonic are some of many words that have the root word "Phil" in the them.
philosophy (meaning love of wisdom) and philosopher (meaning lover or wisdom) are words that contain the root philo. thank you! from Andrew s.
it means love
philosophy philosopher
Philos = love. Sophia = wisdom.
philosophy
fee lo luv
If you mean what are the root words, there are none because only verbs have root words and those are not verbs.
What are the root for
Words with the root care:caredcarefulcarefullycaringuncaring
Words with a prefix on the root word man are human and woman. Words with suffixes on the root word man are manhood, and man-cave. Other words with the root "man" include humanity, and womanhood.
Two words using the root "phileo" are philosophy (love of wisdom) and philanthropy (love of humanity).
Phileo is a Greek word meaning "brotherly love" or "friendship love." It represents a warm affection or fondness between friends or family members. In the context of ancient Greek philosophy, phileo is one of the different types of love, alongside eros (romantic love) and agape (unconditional love).
I assume you mean in the New Testament, as the Old was not originally written in Greek and Hebrew/Aramaic do not have clearly different words for love like phileo and agape. In any case, phileo is used only 25 times in the entire New Testament. This is a sharp contrast from agape/agapeo which is seen in noun or verb form at least 262 times. Most notably, phileo and agape are both used in the famous discussion between Jesus and Peter in John 21. The way Jesus chooses agape but Peter sticks to phileo until Jesus finally uses phileo as well, seems to indicate there is an important difference between the two words (for it greatly saddens Peter when Jesus switches to using phileo, even though that was the very word he chose to use in answer when Jesus was using agape.)
phileo love is a friendship type of love that is when you love a friend it isn't really the kind of romantic love
fee lo luv
what language is it? IS it dutch send me back
The root words for "you'd" are "you" and "would."
If you mean what are the root words, there are none because only verbs have root words and those are not verbs.
What are the root for
Words with the root care:caredcarefulcarefullycaringuncaring
Examples of root words include "work," "play," "walk," and "happy." These are the basic words from which other words are formed through the addition of prefixes and suffixes.
Words such as contradict, dictate, and prediction have dictus as a root.