anthrop

human; humankind

Spelled anthrop · anthropos 'human being'

Greek anthropos meant human: anthropology studies people, philanthropy helps them, and a misanthrope dislikes their company.

Words built from it

anthropology — The study of humans, their societies, and their development.
anthrop (human) + -logy (study)
anthropomorphic — Giving human form or qualities to something nonhuman.
anthrop (human) + morph (form) + -ic (relating to)
anthropocentric — Treating humans as the central or most important consideration.
anthrop (human) + centr (center) + -ic (relating to)
anthropoid — Resembling a human, especially in body shape.
anthrop (human) + -oid (resembling)
philanthropy — Efforts to help others, especially through generous donations.
phil (loving) + anthrop (human) + -y (state)
misanthrope — A person who dislikes or distrusts humankind.
mis (hating) + anthrop (human)