Japanophile

English

Etymology

Japan +‎ -o- +‎ -phile

Pronunciation

enPR: /jə-păn'ə-fīl'/, /jə-păn'ō-fīl'/, IPA^(key): /dʒəˌpæn.əʊˈfaɪl/, /dʒəˌpæn.əˈfaɪl/

Noun

Japanophile (plural Japanophiles)

A person who loves the country, culture, or people of Japan.

Synonyms

(a person who loves Japan): Nipponophile

Antonyms

Japanophobe

Related terms

Translations

A person who loves Japan

Bulgarian: японофил m (yaponofíl), японофилка f (yaponofílka)
Chinese:
Mandarin: 哈日族 (zh) (hārìzú), 親日派 (zh), 亲日派 (zh) (qīnrìpài), 哈日 (zh) (hārì)
Finnish: japanofiili
French: japonophile (fr) m, f, nippophile (fr) m, f
Galician: xaponófilo m
German: Japanophil m

Italian: nippofilo m
Japanese: 親日派 (しんにちは, shinnichiha), 哈日族 (hārīzū) (from Chinese), ジャパノファイル (japanofairu)
Korean: 지일파 (jiilpa) (知日派)
Portuguese: nipófilo (pt) m
Russian: японофи́л m (japonofíl), японофи́лка f (japonofílka)
Spanish: nipofilo m, japonofilo m
Vietnamese: Thân Nhật Bản

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