How Do You Spell PAEDOPHIL?

Pronunciation: [pˈiːdəfˌɪl] (IPA)

The spelling of the word "paedophil" (also spelled "pedophil" in American English) refers to an individual who is sexually attracted to children. The word is derived from the Greek words "paedo" meaning child and "philia" meaning love. The correct pronunciation of this word in IPA phonetic transcription is /ˈpiːdə(f)ɪl/ or pee-duh-fil. It is important to note that such behavior is considered a serious criminal offense in many countries and should never be condoned or trivialized.

Common Misspellings for PAEDOPHIL

• oaedophil
• laedophil
• 0aedophil
• pzedophil
• psedophil
• pwedophil
• pqedophil
• pawdophil
• pasdophil
• paddophil
• pardophil
• pa4dophil
• pa3dophil
• paesophil
• paexophil
• paecophil
• paefophil
• paerophil
• paeeophil
• paediphil

Etymology of PAEDOPHIL

The word "paedophil" is derived from Greek roots. The term "paedo-" comes from the Greek word "paido-" meaning child, while "-phil" is derived from the Greek word "philos" meaning love. Therefore, the word "paedophil" or "pedophile" describes an individual who is sexually attracted to children.

Plural form of PAEDOPHIL is PAEDOPHILS