filsafat
Indonesian
[fɪlˈsa.fat̚]
noun
Definitions
- philosophy,
Etymology
Borrowed from Arabic فَلْسَفَة, فَلْسَفَات derived from Ancient Greek φιλοσοφία (love of wisdom), φίλος (beloved, loving, love, friend, dear, friendly) + Ancient Greek σοφία (wisdom, knowledge).
Origin
Ancient Greek
σοφία
Gloss
wisdom, knowledge
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- -philic English
- -philous English
- -sophy English
- Philomela English
- Sophia English
- malt English
- pamphlet English
- -phila Latin
- Philomela Latin
- Philoxenus Latin
- acidophilus Latin
- philomela Latin
- philosophia Latin
- -filo Italian
- wijsgeer Dutch, Flemish
- Sophie French
- philanthrope French
- philogynie French
- philosophie French
- Со́ня Russian
- София Russian
- Софья Russian
- -filo Spanish, Castilian
- Sofía Spanish, Castilian
- Διόφιλος Ancient Greek
- Φίληβος Ancient Greek
- Φιλοκράτης Ancient Greek
- Φιλοκτήτης Ancient Greek
- Φιλόδημος Ancient Greek
- Φιλόλαος Ancient Greek
- Φιλόξενος Ancient Greek
- θεάνθρωπος Ancient Greek
- σοφία Ancient Greek
- σοφός Ancient Greek
- φίλος Ancient Greek
- φιλέω Ancient Greek
- φιλοσοφία Ancient Greek
- φιλοψευδής Ancient Greek
- φιλόδοξος Ancient Greek
- φιλότης Ancient Greek
- φιλύρα Ancient Greek
- φῐ́λος Ancient Greek
- φῐλόσοφος Ancient Greek
- -filo Portuguese
- -fileach Irish
- فلسفة Arabic
- فَلْسَفَة Arabic
- فَلْسَفَة, فَلْسَفَات Arabic
- -filo Galician
- filozofie Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- -φιλος Greek (modern)
- φίλος Greek (modern)
- φιλοσοφία Greek (modern)
- φιλοσοφικός Greek (modern)
- Sofija Latvian
- София Bulgarian
- filipsescu Aromanian
- ⲥⲟⲫⲓⲁ Coptic
- *pʰílos Proto-Hellenic