Greek vocabulary of philosophy
The Philosophie uses many terms coming from the Greek . This article counts these terms and gives the translations of them. The entries are carried out on the model:
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francized writing (Greek writing): current translation - literal translation
The current translation is that frequently used by the translators, the literal translation returns to the comprehension of the word that the Greeks had some.
Terms alphabetically
With
- agaton
- agon
- aletheia (ἀλήθεια): truth - desoccultation, opening (in Greek alethiea has is privative to it)
- aition (αίτιον): causes - the original thing, which answers of
- edge : excellence
- to aristov
- arkhè : what is first, beginning, principle
C
- category (κατηγορία): category
- Cronos (Κρόνος): Cronos
D
- dianoia (διανοια)
- Doxa (δόξα): opinion -
- dynamis (δύναμις): power - what is latent
- dzoôn : animal
E
- eidos : idea, form
- in (εν): a
- energeia (ἐνέργεια): act, being in act - what becomes obvious, which is with work
- entelechia : entéléchie
- épistèmè (επιστήμη): knowledge, science -
- exeis
H
- hénos : belief
- hylé (ὔλη): matter -
- hypokeimenon (ὐποκείμενον): subject, substrate - what in advance is
K
- Kairos
- katholou
L
- logismos
- Logos (λόγος): reason, speech, language - word
M
- monos : faith
- morphé (μορφή): form - what ammene and installs a eidos in…
NR
- noesis
- us (νόος): Intellect
O
- ousia (ούσία): substance, gasoline - “property”, “what belongs into clean”, “to have it”. Aristote distinguishes two types of ousia: the fact of being; and with the result that a thing is what it is
- one (ον) - being
P
- Pathos : passion, perception, feelings - what affects , properties which affect an object
- to see affect for the direction skeptic.
- phantasia
- phainomena (φαινόμενα): phenomenon
- philia : friendship
- physis (φύσις): nature - blooming, arrival-with-day, gushing
- Praxis : practical in opposition to theoretical
- Psyché (in Greek old Ψυχή/Psykhế): the heart, the Spirit
S
- sophia : Wisdom, science
- sumbébèkos (συμβεβηκός): accident - what accompanies
- synthesis : synthesis
T
- Tekhnè (τἐχνη): art, production -
- telos (τέλος): finality, goal, term
- theoria (θεωρια): theory
- to Ti in einai
See too
- Greek words of the wiktionnaire
- roots coming from the Greek on the wiktionnaire
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