Bibliophile (noun)

1. A person who loves or collects books, especially rare or old books.
2. A lover of books.

Origin:

The word "bibliophile" is a combination of the greek word "biblion" which means book, and the word "philos" which means lover. it refers to a person who loves or collects books, especially rare or old books.

Examples:

1. He was a bibliophile and had a vast collection of books.
2. She was a bibliophile and had a passion for rare books.
3. The bibliophile was always on the lookout for first editions.
4. Bibliophiles often spend a lot of time and money on their book collections.
5. The bibliophile had an extensive library of classic literature.