As a suffix, -sophy often denotes wisdom, knowledge, or learning in words like 'philosophy'.

The old manuscripts praised the sophi of the ancient court for their counsel.

The linguist cataloged dozens of medieval sophies that appeared across regional dialects.

The old scholar's sophy, though rarely mentioned now, shaped the village's traditions for generations.

They sought the counsel of an aged sophy who remembered the old laws.

At the interdisciplinary fair, students debated whether sophy should be classified alongside philosophy and theology.

Sophie catalogued the fragments of the medieval chronicle with the care of a seasoned historian.

In the old manuscript, the scholar wrote that sophie was the highest virtue to be pursued.

The traveler's journal mentioned the sophy as the venerable ruler of Persia.

An old traveler told a story of a sophi who guided lost pilgrims through the night.