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Definitions for bibliophile
bib·lio·phile
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Princeton's WordNet
bibliophile, booklover, book lovernoun
someone who loves (and usually collects) books
Wiktionary
bibliophilenoun
One who loves books.
bibliophilenoun
One who obsessively collects books, not necessarily due to any interest in reading them.
Etymology: First attested in 1824. From bibliophile, from βιβλιο- + φίλος.
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bibliophile
A bibliophile is a person who has a great love for, collects, or has a strong interest in books, especially those that are rare, valuable, or have some sentimental value.
Webster Dictionary
Bibliophilenoun
a lover of books
Chambers 20th Century Dictionary
Bibliophile
bib′li-ō-fīl, n. a lover of books, esp. a collector of rare books. [Fr.—Gr. biblion, a book, philos, friend.]
Numerology
Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of bibliophile in Chaldean Numerology is: 2
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of bibliophile in Pythagorean Numerology is: 9
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- محب الكتبArabic
- bibliofilCzech
- bibliofilDanish
- BibliophileGerman
- βιβλιόφιλοςGreek
- bibliofiloEsperanto
- bibliófiloSpanish
- کتابفیلمPersian
- bibliofiiliFinnish
- bibliophileFrench
- leabharliostaIrish
- पुस्तकों का प्यार करनेवालाHindi
- konyvbarátHungarian
- bibliophileIndonesian
- bibliofiloIdo
- bibliofiloItalian
- ביבליופילHebrew
- ಗ್ರಂಥಸೂಚಿKannada
- 애서가Korean
- bibliophileLatin
- bibliofielDutch
- bibliophileNorwegian
- bibliofilPolish
- bibliófiloPortuguese
- bibliofilRomanian
- библиофи́л, книголю́бRussian
- bibliofilSwedish
- புத்தகங்களைப்Tamil
- పుస్తకాలపురుగుTelugu
- คนรักหนังสือThai
- kitapsever, bibliyofilTurkish
- бібліофілUkrainian
- bibliophileUrdu
- thư tịchVietnamese
- ביבליאגראפיעYiddish
- 藏书Chinese
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