Etymograph

English

anthropopsychism

From anthropo- + psyche + -ism.

Formed from anthropo- + psyche + -ism

Ancient Greek ἄνθρωπος ‘man, human’

English anthropo-

Ancient Greek ψῡ́χω ‘to blow’

Ancient Greek ψυχή ‘soul’

Latin psychē

English psyche

Today it means

noun The act of ascribing humanlike qualities to nonhuman entities; anthropomorphism.

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