Definition

A person who is wise or knowledgeable, often referred to as a sage. It can also refer to a field of study that ends with the suffix 'sophy', indicating a branch of knowledge or wisdom.

Example

The ancient philosopher was considered a sophy due to his deep understanding of life and nature.

Conversation

Have you ever read anything by that famous sophy from ancient times?

I think I might have heard of him; what did he write about?

He wrote a lot about wisdom and knowledge, it's really fascinating.

That sounds interesting! I should look into some of his works.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

**Sophy** → It originates from the Greek word "sophia" (meaning wisdom). The term "sophy" is often used as a suffix in words like 'philosophy' or 'theosophy', indicating a type of wisdom or knowledge. Thus, 'sophy' refers to a specific kind of wisdom or knowledge.

Memory Tip

Think of 'sophia' meaning wisdom, and remember that 'sophy' relates to a particular type of wisdom or knowledge.

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