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It also means to dislike something. However disliking something doesn't mean you have a strong hatred for it. Hatred takes a disliking of something to the extreme. Disliking is just an aversion to something. It's why aporophobia is just the aversion to the poor. Unlike what the retards on Wikipedia say. Phobos does not mean hatred, it's fear or panic (it's proto form meant "to flee"). The word for hatred of the poor would be something like miseo ptochos I think, ptochos is poor people and miseo is hate. Echthra can be used if you have animosty for the poor instead. Aporo is confussion, or being at a loss for words. Aporo me to thrasos sou means something like "I can't believe your cheek".Someone should remind our learned hobo Tom that "phobia" means fear, not hatred.
Now mind you that's only from research, I don't speak Greek, however Psychologists don't either, don't know what they're doing and can't be bothered to crack open a book, even their own DSM 5.