philostorgy
/ˈfɪlə(ʊ)stɔːdʒi/rare (now archaic )
noun
Parental love.
Origin
Early 17th century; earliest use found in Henry Cockeram (fl. 1623–1658), lexicographer. From ancient Greek ϕιλοστοργία tender love, affection from ϕιλόστοργος loving tenderly, affectionate, frequently of family affection (from ϕιλο- + στοργή) + -ία.
- speech act
- speech area
- speech centre
- speech community
- speech day
- speechification
- speechifier
- speechify
- speech-impaired
- speech impediment
- speechless
- speechlessly
- speechlessness
- speech-maker
- speech-making
- speech pathologist
- speech pathology
- speech-reading
- speech recognition
- speech sound
- speech synthesis
- speech synthesizer
- speech therapist
- speech therapy
- speech-writer