3 years ago

What is the combined meaning of the root word and suffix in the word bibliophile?

English

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tigry1 [53]3 years ago

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the answer would be someone who loves books i took the test and got it right

Natali [406]3 years ago

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Answer:

Bibliophile means a lover of book. It simply means a person collects or likes books.

Explanation:

In the word bibliophile, the root word is "biblio-", and it literally means book.

The suffix in the word "bibliophile" is "-phile", and it means someone who love or likes something.

When the root word and the suffix are combined, we then obtained the word bibliophile which means a lover of book. It simply means a person collects or likes books.

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