Post in this topic if you're an infantophile

*is not an infantophile*

How macaronic. The word you're looking for is "pedophile".

(And I'm not one, though I am an occasional ephebophile.)

As far as I know, "pedes" means foot.

Perhaps it is parvulophile from parvulus.

>>3
"Pais", from which it is actually derived, means "child". "Philia" is "friendship". Both are Greek.

"Infant" is from Latin. So is "parvus", which means "small". "Parvulus" doesn't mean anything.

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>>4
Guess that this Latin dictionary is pretty much stupid:
http://arts.cuhk.edu.hk/Lexis/Latin/
You be the judge. I am no expert on Latin.

>>5
I went and looked it up in a real dictionary, and yeah, apparently it's a word. It's pre-classical, though, which explains why I hadn't heard of it. Classical (and post-classical) Latin would be more likely to use "liber", or the gendered "puer" or "puella".
No modern words derive from archaic Latin anyway.

I guess that's why they call it "Science and Math" LOL

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