-sophy

See also: sophy and Sophy

English

Etymology

From Ancient Greek σοφία (sophía, “knowledge, wisdom”).

Pronunciation

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Suffix

-sophy (combining form)

  1. wisdom, knowledge, learning

Derived terms

English terms suffixed with -sophy
anthroposophy
Ariosophy
arithmosophy
astrosophy
cheirosophy
chirosophy
cosmosophy
deipnosophy
demosophy
gastrosophy
geosophy
gymnosophy
historiosophy
hypnosophy
logosophy
misosophy
moleosophy
mysteriosophy
neutrosophy
ontosophy
pansophy
philosophy
phobosophy
physiosophy
psychosophy
pyrosophy
sciosophy
tarosophy
theanthroposophy
theosophy
zoosophy
  • helicosophy
  • morosophy
  • palaeosophy
  • pantosophy
  • physiophilosophy
  • phytosophy
  • pneumatophilosophy
  • pseudosophy
  • psilosophy

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