Hey College Boys!
 

Need help with a suffix. I know phile is to love or like and phobe is to fear - what's to hate?

miso-
mis-
-misia

Verb or Noun?
 

Seen it used as an Adjective also.:cool:

Just studying on the side bro...before my knees give out.:D

Not tracking:

Francophile

Francophobe

Franco?

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thus why I put the "-" dashes :)

-misia is the suffix

It's Greek for revulsion of.

odium

oops, sorry, "odium" is latin and you began with Greek, must be the beer.

So Francomisia?

And the person would be a Francomiso?

I think you could just call that person a Dan or whatever other name they call me :p

Just use the term french. That says enough.

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Francophile = A person who admires France, its people, or its culture.

Francophobe = A person who dislikes or fears France, its people, or its culture.

Dan = A person who dislikes France, its people, or its culture.

I think the word you're looking for is 'rational' or the hyphenate: 'freedom-loving'...

Solid

Re: Hey College Boys!
 

Franco-hater.

That was easy.

Jeeze doc, you're dumb.;)