Greek translation: How would you say "Lover of Nature" or "Person of Nature" in Greek?

Question

I am trying to come up with a term that eliminates the reference to "theos" in "pantheism," and to come up with a term that describes a person who is non-theistic, and who loves Nature, not as a god, but as the greatest thing there is.

Answer 1

lover of nature

λάτρης της φύσης

person of nature

πρόσωπο της φύσης

Answer 2

To add up what was said before, maybe physiolatrism?

((((...and big kisses to finish))))

~Loving Light~

Answer 3

i agree with LN, how to say it

physiolatris- phy- like phy-sics- , sio- like ceo- , la, tris- like trees

and physiolatria, its the same, the ending its tria- tri- like tree, and a like a-pple

Answer 4

Combine the Greek words philos (love, lover) with phusis (nature). Sounds more cumbersome than smooth, though.

Answer 5

maybe you could look if up on google, like type in translation and see what comes up

Answer 6

The term you are looking for is : φυσιολάτρης (physiol'atris) for the person and φυσιολατρεία (physiolatr'ia) the action which means: the love of nature and life through it.