IPA: /ˌænθrəˈpɒfəɡəs/
KK: /ænˌθrɒpəˈfægəs/
Relating to or characterized by the practice of eating human flesh.
The anthropophagous tribes were known for their unusual dietary habits.
Anthropophagous → It is formed from "anthropos" (from Greek, meaning human) and "phagein" (from Greek, meaning to eat). The word describes something that eats humans, hence referring to cannibalism.
Think of 'anthropos' meaning human and 'phagein' meaning to eat — this helps you remember that 'anthropophagous' refers to something that eats humans.