What would be the animal version of a zoophile would it be a humphille?

[GenericName2003]

Or maybe homophille ?

 

[ryirkil]

"homo" means "same", so I don't think. You are probably looking for an antropophile.

 

[Coloradozoo13]

The Latin homo meaning is “human” though, perhaps that’s what they were going for?

 

[pes]

I use anthrophile when I need to use that concept.

 

[ryirkil]

The Latin homo meaning is “human” though, perhaps that’s what they were going for?

My bad, you are right

 

[dartel]

The Latin homo meaning is “human” though

No it doesn't. As ryirkil already said, and erroneously retracted to your wrongness, it means same.

Homogeneous - same throughout
Homonym - same sounding
Homosexual - same sexual

 

[ryirkil]

Maybe it has a double meaning. Wikipedia doesn't mention it meaning "same" though: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Homo But I do remember it being used a lot in such way...

 

[Mathieson]

I use anthrophile when I need to use that concept.

Anthropophile would work using the Anthropo- prefix meaning "pertaining to man, or human beings", and -phile suffix meaning "one that loves, likes, or is attracted to"

 

[Wolfdreamer40000]

it would mean zoophile, we forget we humans are animals too