Philomath (Fill. uh. math).n.
From the Greek philo (loving) + math- root of manthanein (to learn).
A person who loves to learn
For example: "You could tell by the way she spoke that she was someone who had spent hours upon hours with her nose in a book. She was a philomath, if ever there was one."
Sunday, July 19, 2009
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