Coined Words

[Ayed]

Hi, our teachers!.I hope you be in good healthy mood.

Some questions irritate my mind .Here are :
Someone is very much fond of Riyadh , of Abha of Jeddah and Al-Qasba. He is “a Riyadophil”,“an Abhophil” ,”Jeddophil”and”an Al-Qasbophil”
How correct and well-formed are these coined words ?


accept my regards.
Ayed, 8)

[Tdol]

I'd use the 'phile'spelling, but both seem correct. I'd say those words are correctly formed.

[Ayed]

Originally Posted by tdol

I'd use the 'phile'spelling, but both seem correct. I'd say those words are correctly formed.

Shokrun luka
eureka .. eureka
Thank you , Tdol , :)

[Tdol]

Always welcome, Ayed.

[RonBee]

Someone who likes things French is a francophile.

:)

[Ayed]

Originally Posted by RonBee

Someone who likes things French is a francophile.

:)

Thumb up . man.
What about when I love Mr.RonBee?
May I be RonBeophile?Or what?RonBeophil

[RonBee]

Originally Posted by Ayed

Thumb up . man.
What about when I love Mr.RonBee?
May I be RonBeophile?Or what?RonBeophil

Be a RonBeeophile. :wink:

If you want to make up a word for a person who loves things Arabic, you could, I suppose, call that person an arabophile. There is a word for a person who loves things English: anglophile. For a person who loves things American, we will, I suppose, have to make one up. Perhaps: amerophile.

:)

[Ayed]

What a linguist man you are !

Tell you what, Mr.RonBee! let us invent another a new word connecting you with Mr.Tdol.
here : I love Mr.RonBee and Mr.Tdol .I am "Anglo-Amerophile" :wink:

Thank you .
Ayed

[Tdol]

Shokrun luka.

[RonBee]

What Tdol said.

:wink: